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CRMLS is not waiting around for a promised lawsuit from Compass over its listing policies, filing its own federal lawsuit against the mega-brokerage late last night as a fight over exclusive inventory and listing control has once again spilled into federal court. In the 36-page complaint, CRMLS asked a federal judge in New York to…

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CRMLS filed the lawsuit one day before a deadline Compass gave the MLS to stop fining agents who publicly market office-exclusive listings.

OffersTree Raises Awareness of Vacant Land Sale Scams in the United States  Morningstar

Where Have Housing Prices Risen the Most in Europe: Top Countries  Visit Ukraine Today

Europe’s appeal in a rising rate environment divides the room  PERE

Spain is becoming Europe’s Cuba — and American capital is the next target  Washington Examiner

Real estate CE renewal season is here. Instructor Kyle Crawford explains why taking classes in person beats the online version.

Harvard-incubated Edensign offers AI virtual staging that covers every angle of a room in seconds. Founder George Zheng says it's a bigger bet on pricing space.

Your competition sees every listing you post, Roxanne Hale writes. Make sure they remember it when their homebuyer asks what's new.

HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 02 October 2026  Hospitality Net

£3.25m stabilisation loan refinances 131-bed London hostel  Property Reporter

‘Confidence and purpose both returning to NI property market’  Belfast Telegraph

News | Expo Real 2026: The UK beyond London has a compelling real estate story  CoStar

Design-focused estate agency opens in London market  PropertyWire

Prime London Homes Are Increasingly on Frontlines of Extreme Weather  Claims Journal

'Brazen plot': Mansion-selling California realtor charged with spying for China  USA Today

News | Expo Real 2026: Delegates to zero in on rate rises, inflation and hunkering down  CoStar

Daniel Dennis has returned to the HomeServices of America network as Long & Foster's new president and CEO.

Renting in Europe: Which Capitals Have the Cheapest Apartments?  Visit Ukraine Today

New York City owners who received pied-à-terre tax notices must file exemption applications by Tuesday, as the city appeals a judge's order to cancel those notices.