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US real estate brokerages are seeing rising profits and major expansions despite a slow housing market, while high-profile lawsuits and talent wars reshape the industry.
The real estate brokerage industry saw a major wave of consolidation in 2025, as firms pursued mergers to gain scale and navigate market pressures.
Real estate partnerships face a complex web of state tax laws where the location of managers and investors, not just properties, can trigger significant tax obligations.
Global law firm Mayer Brown has hired a top-tier real estate and hospitality legal team in San Francisco, positioning itself for growth in the recovering market.
Veteran real estate attorney Beth Freemal has joined Frost Brown Todd as a partner in its Cincinnati office, bringing extensive experience as a former general counsel.
A court has ordered Compass to share details of its settlement with Anywhere Real Estate with Zillow, marking a key moment in the industry's ongoing legal battles.
Michelle Kelban, global chair of Latham & Watkins’ real estate practice, discusses her career, multi-billion dollar deals, and advice for women in the industry.
South Korean tech giant Naver has appealed a ₩200 million fine for monopolistic practices in the online real estate market, escalating the legal battle to the Seoul High Court.
A federal court has ruled that eXp Realty can be held liable for TCPA violations by its agents, a key decision impacting the real estate brokerage industry.
The law firm Ademi LLP has launched an investigation into Anywhere Real Estate's merger with Compass, citing concerns over shareholder value and board conduct.
Tech giant Nexus Corp has won a significant legal victory, allowing it to proceed with its controversial $5 billion 'Nexus Sphere' campus development.
A Seoul court has fined tech giant Naver 200 million Korean won for violating antitrust laws by using exclusive contracts to block competitors in the real estate market.
