A group of prominent names in the residential real estate arena have joined the fight over who can see residential property listings, creating a new platform called Open Real Estate. According to CNBC, their goal is to counter private listings,…
Open Real Estate’s founders said they’ve received over 825 letters of support from industry leaders, including CEOs of major MLSs and many independent firms. Open Real Estate, the brokerage-sponsored listings platform announced Oct. 26, is garnering significant initial backing from real estate…
Bright MLS launched a live integration with Ocusell’s network, letting agents enter and edit listings once and syndicate to Bright and other MLSs. Ocusell says it can cut listing creation time up to 75% and prevent over 85% of compliance errors. AI…
The platform’s founding members and other brokers discussed the vision behind OpenRE, how it will work and why this is a critical moment in real estate history. Editor's note: The Playmakers podcast explores the biggest shifts in real estate with…
Rena Bransten's 1926 Presidio Heights home at 3421 Pacific Ave is listed for $8.75 million after her February death at 92.
citybuzz - A Los Angeles real estate team leader is challenging the way the industry thinks about private listings, arguing that sellers should not have to choose between privacy and broad exposure. Courtney Poulos, Founder of SERHANT. CA and Team Lead…
Read Today’s Top Story: AGNT Inc., HomeServices of America, Keller Williams, REMAX create shared listing platform to combat private listings Four regional MLSs announced their support for the Open Real Estate shared-listing platform, which was recently rolled out by four…
Interior designer Ken Fulk has sold his celebrated San Francisco “Tree House” for nearly $10 million, fetching more than $2 million above the asking price for the mid-century modern home in Clarendon Heights. Fulk and his husband, classical pianist Kurt Wootton, sold…
Some of America’s biggest real estate brokerages are joining forces to challenge Compass — launching a national home-listing database in an escalating battle over who gets to see properties for sale. Four major real estate groups — AGNT, HomeServices of America, Keller…
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