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Clear Cooperation takes center stage, faces pressure to change

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Officials from the National Association of Realtors are meeting this week to discuss the so-called pocket listing ban — one of the industry’s most polarizing rules. Continue reading →

We talked to 21 multiple listing services about their coronavirus preparations. Here’s what they said

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Canceling open houses, making showings voluntary and offering online training are some of the steps MLSs are taking. More drastic steps may be on the horizon. Continue reading →

Petition seeks to overturn NAR pocket listing ban

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The petition argues that the Clear Cooperation Policy violates the rights of homeowners, and that it should be reversed. Continue reading →

WATCH: Pocket listing ban will have ‘huge impact on consumers’

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A pair of industry leaders argued at Inman Connect New York that NAR’s recently approved Clear Cooperation Policy will ultimately be good for everyone. Continue reading →

Bright MLS: No fines issued as pocket listing ban kicks in

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The Mid-Atlantic organization fines brokers $5,000 for marketing listings without putting them in the MLS. But days after those fines went into effect, everyone appears to be complying. Continue reading →

Pocket listing ban will have ‘huge impact on consumers’

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A pair of industry leaders argued Thursday at Inman Connect New York that NAR’s recently approved Clear Cooperation Policy will ultimately be good for everyone. Continue reading →