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NAR debuts fair housing plan, meets with HUD

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The National Association of Realtors’ new action plan will focus on accountability and training for agents, and comes amid an industry-wide discussion about discrimination. Continue reading →

‘It’s simply theft’: Developer balks as support surges for squatters living in empty home since November

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The two women have been illegally squatting in a three-bedroom home in Oakland, California, since November. Continue reading →

For $9.75M, you could be Uma Thurman’s neighbor

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An apartment in an exclusive Manhattan building whose famous residents include Uma Thurman and Henry Kissinger has been marked down to $9.75 million. Continue reading →

HUD unveils fair housing proposal, draws condemnation from housing advocates

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A proposed rule change is meant to give local officials more flexibility, but critics condemned the proposal as an attempt to ‘gut’ fair housing efforts. Continue reading →

Most consumers value agents — but do very little vetting: Survey

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New research from Century 21 shows that 99 percent of buyers believe their agent added value. However, on average consumers interview only two agents before settling on a representative. Continue reading →

Most consumers value agents — but do very little vetting: Survey

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New research from Century 21 shows that 99 percent of buyers believe their agent added value. However, on average consumers interview only two agents before settling on a representative. Continue reading →