395 Realty

06/24/2025

https://prospect.org/justice/2024-03-18-landmark-settlement-breaks-up-real-estate-cartel/

The collusive arrangement among real estate agents that led to Americans paying extortionate commissions is likely over.

06/22/2025

https://www.nar.realtor/magazine/real-estate-news/home-buyer-demand-shows-signs-of-strengthening

Mortgage applications for home purchases climbed to the highest level in more than a month, even as interest rates barely budged.

03/15/2024

We've been advocating for this change for over a decade and now it's finally going to happen, thanks to the most recent court ruling and settlement!

Let us show you how these changes are going to effect the market and how we can save you thousands. Whether buying or selling, we have a flat-fee and discount commission options to help you keep more money in your pocket!

395 Realty gives sellers the option of offering lower buyer's side commissions, and the practice has kept them from moving homes.

03/15/2024

We have been a consumers advocate calling for a change with buyer agent commissions for over a decade. This settlement will be the single most significant change the real estate industry has ever seen and it will save consumers hundreds of millions in commission dollars.

The National Association of Realtors has reached a national settlement that could change the way real estate agents are paid. Critics say the current system keeps commissions artificially high.

03/15/2024

We have been a consumers advocate calling for a change with buyer agent commissions for over a decade. This settlement will be the single most significant change the real estate industry has ever seen and it will save consumers hundreds of millions in commission dollars.

The proposed agreement with the National Association of Realtors could dramatically change how much consumers pay during real estate transactions.

11/12/2023

After jurors recently found that there was a conspiracy to inflate commissions, experts say changes could shake up the business.

11/12/2023

Interesting views on the recent ruling in a landmark case regarding real estate commissions.

395 Realty has been offering real estate services for a very fair service fee for sellers and buyers for over a decade. Give us a call to see how we can help you with your real estate needs.

As NAR welcomes Interim CEO Nykia Wright, Tracy Kasper discusses the verdict in the Burnett et al v. NAR et al case and provides high-level guidance to help REALTORS® understand and communicate about the verdict.

11/12/2023

After more than a decade of trying to make a difference for the consumer, things are definitely going to change! Give us a call, we are committed to providing a great service for a very fair price.

$100 billion in residential real estate commissions paid by American homebuyers and sellers every year is up for grabs as legal pressures mount.

07/10/2021

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The Justice Department will take a new look at those outrageous brokers fees.

06/12/2019

Have you ever sold a home and been left wondering why you paid a commission to the buyer’s real estate broker, a person not representing your interests?

That’s a question at the heart of a class action lawsuit filed in federal court in Kansas City last week. The lawsuit contends that the custom of having a seller pay both their own and the buyer’s broker commissions — often about 6% of the sale price for the home — artificially inflates transaction costs and stifles competition in the residential brokerage industry.

A class action lawsuit filed in Missouri takes aim at the custom of having home sellers pay commissions for a buyer’s real estate broker. The lawsuit says it’s anti-competitive and inflates the costs of a transaction.

06/12/2019

A class-action lawsuit filed in Kansas City, Kan., claims the practice of a home seller paying the commission of the buyer’s broker artificially increases costs

A suit filed in Kansas City, Kan., along with others filed elsewhere, say current practices inflate the cost of selling a home — including forcing people to pay for brokers working against their interests.