#nar-settlement

#nar-settlement

Post-settlement, Boston condo broker commissions are largely stable and rebounding, contrary to initial fears of substantial declines.

The NAR settlement aims to provide resolution to a landmark lawsuit with an estimated $700 million payout.

New practices in real estate require buyers to sign forms before viewing homes.

Standard commission fees for home sales will likely decrease due to new regulations.

N.A.R. settlement alters how agents can handle commissions.

The National Association of Realtors' settlement will change residential real estate by eliminating standard commission rates, allowing agents to negotiate their fees.

The National Association of Realtors' settlement introduces new rules affecting homebuyers and sellers, potentially lowering costs and enhancing consumer control.

Changes to real estate commissions will impact how homes are bought and sold, and could trigger an exodus of Realtors.

New rules are changing how real estate commissions are paid, affecting seller-agent dynamics and potentially altering buyer-agent incentives.

The NAR commission lawsuit settlement is facing an appeal, highlighting ongoing resistance to its scope and provisions.

Tanya Monestier is appealing Judge Bough's approval of the NAR settlement due to concerns over her objector status and procedural fairness.