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One of the country’s largest residential homebuilders has asked a US judge not to approve $208 million in settlements resolving claims that major home brokerages conspired to keep real estate commissions artificially high https://t.co/spa2RR2EoW @MikeScarcella https://t.co/3Ai8P2gTKV
Proposed Realtor-fee settlement isn’t all that it’s been reported to be. Here’s why https://t.co/u24pRc6f4f
A federal panel rejected a bid to consolidate broker commission lawsuits, partially citing NAR’s settlement and wave of similar deals by brokerages https://t.co/OoSDOVVGx1
In the United States, a series of lawsuits have been filed against corporate landlords and a software company, alleging illegal rent-fixing practices in apartment rentals nationwide. These legal actions contend that the software enables landlords to collude on pricing, which could be violating antitrust laws.
