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A judge has approved a $418 million settlement in a major real estate case involving allegations of collusion among several top U.S. brokerages to keep agent commissions artificially high. The settlement, which may transform how Americans buy and sell homes, involves companies such as Berkshire Hathaway Energy, eXp, Redfin, Weichert, United Real Estate, Douglas Elliman, and HomeSmart. Additionally, @properties Christie's International Real Estate settled a similar commission case, accused alongside other brokerages and the National Association of Realtors.
Fortune Christie’s International Real Estate is expanding to Fort Lauderdale with the acquisition of an eight-agent brokerage, @h1nsche reports https://t.co/JyXs6Jr0hv
Judge approves $418 million damages for home sellers overcharged by Realtors - will YOU receive a payout? https://t.co/z0YygBS4fG https://t.co/i5soXmsuGU
Chicago brokerage @ properties Christie's International Real Estate settled a copycat commission case that accused it + a dozen other big brokerages around the US of colluding with National Assn of Realtors to keep agent commissions high. https://t.co/pYH9oBKBOl
