Prepare to take bold steps forward in your real estate career by joining us at Inman Connect New York from Jan. 22-24, 2025. Whether you’re refining your business model, mastering new technologies, or strategizing for the next market surge, this event will equip you with the tools you need for success in the next chapter of the industry.
The topic of Clear Cooperation has been dominating conversations in the real estate world, with industry heavyweights taking opposing stances on the policy established by the National Association of Realtors in 2019. Proponents argue that it promotes transparency and fair competition, while opponents claim it limits seller choice and fiduciary duties.
As the debate rages on, we are committed to providing a balanced view of the topic, with perspectives from various leaders in the industry. Whether you are already informed or just starting to delve into the issue, we aim to present you with a range of opinions so you can form your own educated stance.
Join the conversation on Clear Cooperation and stay informed on the latest developments as the real estate industry navigates this contentious issue. During the Inman Connect Austin event, discussions were lively and diverse. Taylor Anderson reported on a warning to “Beware what you wish for,” highlighting the importance of being careful with one’s desires. Meanwhile, Marian McPherson covered a debate on Clear Cooperation, revealing a disconnect between brokerage leaders and agents on whether to maintain it. Additionally, Lillian Dickerson discussed the implications of industry shakeups with Rachel Hocevar of Compass and Romeo Manzanilla of @properties Christie’s International Real Estate.
Brian Donnellan, CEO of Bright MLS, challenged Compass CEO Robert Reffkin’s claims about MLSs’ role in promoting Clear Cooperation. Furthermore, Andrea V. Brambila reported on the Park City Board of Realtors’ decision not to enforce the NAR Clear Cooperation rule due to legal concerns. The American Real Estate Association is also seeking agents for a possible class action over the pocket listing rule.
Amidst the heated debates, Anywhere Brands President and CEO Sue Yannaccone provided a balanced perspective on the Clear Cooperation Policy debate. The event was not only informative but also sparked discussions on important industry topics.