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Buyer’s agent commissions remain mostly unchanged under NAR’s new rules

The new findings come from real estate tech strategist Mike DelPrete.

Phoenix REALTORS® offers MLS access to non-members

The program, known as MLS Choice, is offered at $249 annually. That’s less than half the cost of the traditional “three-way” option.

Affordability improved across the Phoenix area last month

While the median sales price rose across the Phoenix area last month, drops in interest rates meant that affordability improved.

Active-adult rental community coming to Surprise

Construction has begun on Album Surprise, an active-adult community for residents aged 55 and up.

Arizona REALTORS names 2025 executive committee

Arizona REALTORS® installed its 2025 executive committee at its annual Leadership Conference in Scottsdale.

Agents honored at Change Agents of Phoenix awards

Scottsdale real estate agent Tim McBride hosted the inaugural Change Agents of Phoenix awards on Oct. 29.

Phoenix the No. 6 U.S. city to start a career

It’s a good idea to start a career in Phoenix, according to an analysis from Elevate Leadership.

NAR’s annual conference and expo comes to Boston

More than 10,000 Realtors are expected to attend the NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience event being held Nov. 8-10

North Scottsdale’s Portico condo development nears completion

Portico has been sold out since April and first deliveries are planned for this fall.

Builder confidence rises again

October’s increase comes as inflation slows and mortgage rates decline. 

Phoenix BTR developer NexMetro enters Atlanta market 

The company’s inaugural project is located in South Fulton County and called South Pine. 

COMPASS acquires North & Co., becoming largest luxury brokerage in Arizona

COMPASS has added North & Co., a longtime independent brokerage within Arizona, to its roster. The move makes COMPASS the largest luxury brokerage in the state, according to a press release from the company.

Paradise Valley among richest ‘middle class’ towns

In Paradise Valley, $254,157 is the minimum income to be considered middle class, according to GOBankingRates. The maximum, meanwhile, is $762,470.

New listings, inventory growing in Maricopa County

Pricing in Maricopa County is largely flat, year over year.

Fall brings lower mortgage rates, more inventory to market

At a time of year when the real estate market typically experiences seasonal declines, this fall is bringing just the opposite.

Rate’s Spanish-language digital platform eclipses 10,000 mortgage applications

Rate introduced its Spanish-language mortgage process in 2022.

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