The ongoing NAR lawsuit is a complex, long-term process that demands attention and preparedness from all real estate professionals. As litigation unfolds over the years, NAR remains committed to defending pro-consumer and pro-competitive practices in local broker marketplaces.
NAR's proactive measures aim to ensure consumers maintain access and opportunities while empowering real estate professionals to serve their best interests. While legal teams vigorously defend these practices, it's crucial for REALTORS® to communicate this reality consistently in all their interactions and platforms.
Amidst this landscape, education is key. Equip yourself with resources like competition.realtor to stay updated on the NAR lawsuit. Additionally, consider gaining essential education through ABR & SRS Designations and NJREC Approved Agency Continuing Education courses. These resources will not only enhance your skills but also better position you to navigate this evolving market confidently.
While the legal battle continues, each member's role in shaping the public perception is pivotal. Let's collectively uphold the value real estate professionals bring and ensure consumers' continued benefits in this ever-changing landscape.
Stay informed, stay educated, and together, let's navigate this challenge while continuing to serve our clients with excellence.
For more information on the latest developments in the lawsuit, refer to NAR's official updates at competition.realtor.
The National Association of Realtors® webpage provides updates from the antitrust lawsuit and answers general consumer-focused FAQs.
Explains how real estate compensation works and provides FAQs about commission rates and compensation
Explains the Three-Way Agreement between local, state, and the National Association of Realtors®.
Explains what's next on NAR's legal front.
Post-Verdict Guidance from NAR President Tracy Kasper
Covers what the trial means for Realtors® businesses, what should they tell their clients, and what can Realtors® do to help.
A video covering buyer representation agreements in-depth.
