MLS Leaders Call for a 'Move Away' From NAR Amidst Legal Woes — RISMedia
Major figures in the MLS industry argue that it is time to divest from NAR in order to better serve members as well as avoid legal issues.
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'Be an Ally'—Industry Leaders Address Sexual Harassment in Real Estate Head On at RISMedia's CEO & Leadership Exchange — RISMedia
More than 400 real estate professionals are gathered to hear over 100 brokerage executives and industry experts discuss the most pressing issues in our industry today at RISMedia’s 35th-annual CEO & Leadership Exchange, which kicked off today at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C.
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What's Your Plan for Ending the Year Strong and Starting 2024 on Solid Ground? — RISMedia
The industry's top minds will gather Sept. 5-7 in D.C. for RISMedia’s 35th Annual CEO & Leadership Exchange, to discuss the most critical trends and issues.
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RISMedia Announces a New Partnership with Canopy REALTOR® Association
RISMedia is excited to announce a new partnership with Canopy REALTOR® Association and its wholly owned subsidiary Canopy MLS to bring its best-in-class articles and need-to-know info to its members and subscribers via RISMedia Premier News. Nationally, Canopy REALTOR® Association is the 16th largest local REALTOR® Association with more than 16,000 REALTOR® members, while Canopy…
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Charlotte Region Home Sales Heat Up As New Listings Increase In May
WCCB Charlotte's CW June 16, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (News Release) -– As North Carolinians continue to adjust to reopening and a return to normal activities, residential real estate sales across the Charlotte region continue to heat up. According to data from Canopy MLS, sales in May 2021 rose 26.4 percent year-over-year as 4,784 homes sold compared to 3,785 that sold last May, during the height of the pandemic. Last May, sales activity was impacted by pandemic safety concerns, and kept many buyers and sellers from entering the market. In May 2020, sales fell for a second-consecutive month, d...
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