Feds drop objection to settling lawsuit over Massachusetts real estate commissions
A Massachusetts court approved a preliminary settlement of a lawsuit that challenged the practice of home sellers offering to pay a commission to real estate agents who represent buyers.
Roundup: Producer prices inch up; Labor shortage hurts housing production; Fannie Mae picks buyer for delinquent loans
Producer prices inch higher
Roundup: Inflation eases; homebuilders lobby lawmakers; positive commercial outlook good sign for housing
Consumer prices moderate
Luxury brokerage Serhant wants to bring 'Owning Paradise' to Arizona
Todd Lee is busier than ever as the head broker of the new Phoenix office for Serhant, the luxury residential firm behind the popular "Owning Manhattan" show on Netflix.
Roundup: Housing sentiment rallies; Tariff truce boosts small businesses; Virginia tops in US for household income
Consumers bullish on housing in May
Seasoned real estate agent, designer joins Douglas Elliman in Hamptons
Noble Black & Partners, a top-performing team at Douglas Elliman, has added another agent to its Hamptons-based staff, hiring Sag Harbor resident, Jon Vaccari.
Roundup: Consumer expectations improve; Lumber prices increase; new jobs may lift Houston housing
Survey reveals improving consumer expectations
Cup of joe with a pro: A lighting designer solves your glaring mistakes
The moment lighting designer Kiersten Hoiland enters a room, she knows what’s wrong.
Four questions to an agent: Farewell to law, low-priced homes and a renter in the buff
Leslie Kunkin graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 1996 and worked as a litigation associate at a Manhattan firm, focusing on medical malpractice defense.
Roundup: Labor market softens; people spend more of their life working; and more news
The labor market is slowly cooling
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