The National Association of Realtors has announced a $418 million settlement to address antitrust litigation, potentially leading to cost reductions for homebuyers and sellers.
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Sales of existing homes declined in February, reflecting poor demand in housing sector amid higher prices and weak inventory.
U.S. home resales surged to their highest level in 18 months in March as more homes came on the market, a sign of strength in housing ahead of the spring selling season.
U.S. home resales rebounded in December, but continued low participation by first-time buyers in the market suggested the housing recovery would remain gradual for now.
U.S. home resales unexpectedly fell in August as investors stepped away from the market, but the decline probably does not signal renewed weakness in the housing sector.
Zillow and its recently-appointed Chief Industry Development Officer Errol Samuelson were sued by Move and the National Association of Realtors for breach of contract, among others, TechCrunch reported.
Acquisition of previously owned homes had slumped in August while claims for jobless benefits became lesser last week which showed a contradicting signal regarding the health of the US economy.
Sale of existing homes in the United States increased in the month of July, suggesting housing market recovery.
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