Tension lingers over showings as brokerage chiefs navigate pandemic
Leaders of four major brokerages say they are united in their efforts to navigate their businesses through a devastating...
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REBNY considers lending cash to brokers affected by coronavirus
The Real Estate Board of New York might tap its Member in Need fund to support agents affected by...
Feel the churn: Tallying the biggest swings in resi agent count
In the dog-eat-dog world of residential brokerage, the battle for talent is among the fiercest. “In the life of...
L.I. brokers subpoenaed to testify in housing discrimination probe
State lawmakers are now subpoenaing Long Island brokers to testify over allegations of widespread bias in the real estate...
Zillow is officially a New York brokerage. But listing platform says it’s not what you think
UPDATED, Feb. 3, 2020, 2:15 p.m.: Zillow Group is now a licensed corporate broker in New York. It’s part of a national growth strategy...
Cuomo announces new state rules following Newsday’s discrimination exposé
A month after an undercover investigation exposed widespread racial discrimination in Long Island’s housing market, New York state has...
Real estate agents facing subpoenas after failing to appear at hearing
Dozens of real estate agents and executives are facing subpoenas after failing to turn up to a hearing probing...
NYC brokers slam bias, promise action after Newsday exposé
UPDATED: Nov. 20, 8:48 a.m.: New York City’s top residential brokerage firms sharply condemned widespread race discrimination in Long...
Amid slow sales, developers give buyers a break on mansion taxes
New York State’s “mansion tax” was meant to target buyers of luxury product. Now, some developers are coughing up...
Brokerages on rental application fee cap: “It hurts”
Since lawmakers clarified last month that agents and brokerages can only charge up to $20 for the preparation of...
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