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A hearing on NAR's settlement approval is set for Tuesday, Nov. 26. The court will consider final arguments, objections and DOJ input.

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When selling a shared property, co-owners must decide how to fairly split profits or handle buyouts. Without an agreement, courts may intervene.

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The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment increased for the fourth straight month in November and is at its highest level since hitting 77.2 in April.

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U.S. investor home purchases fell 2% year over year in the third quarter, a much smaller change than the swings of the last several years.

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Growing supply of multifamily housing suggests a 1.1% increase in rental stock to more than 49 million units by next fall, with the biggest increases in the South and West.

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AI has become one of real estate's fastest-adopted technology tools, embraced by brokerages and agents at a breakneck speed despite anxiety over safeguards.

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Some property owners with flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will soon have a more flexible payment option.

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Existing home sales in the South climbed 2.9% from September to an annual rate of 1.77 million in October, up 2.3% from one year earlier.

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The last time Citizens ended the year with fewer policies than it started was 2018, when the count was reduced from 440,406 policies to 427,397.

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Florida Realtors Chief Economist: New listings of homes for sale in October were impacted by Hurricanes Milton and Helene. Inventory levels rose YoY.

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