Jury Awards Florida Broker $47.8M in Damages After Six-Year Fight Over Commission

A six-year legal battle over a stolen commission in Miami-Dade County concluded last month with a jury awarding a broker $47.8 million in damages, one of the highest wherein a jury authorized and awarded punitive damages in a Florida broker commission dispute, according to the plaintiff’s attorney.

Washington agents now face limits on private listings

On Thursday morning, real estate professionals in Washington state woke up having to comply with a new law requiring them to publicly market their residential real estate listings to all consumers, unless the seller can show doing so would negatively impact their health or safety. The statute, forme

Aging in Place Outdoors: Budget-Friendly DIY Accessibility Upgrades That Don’t Hurt Resale Value

When most people think of outdoor aging-in-place updates, they often picture industrial-looking metal ramps. Rest assured, you don’t have to choose between safety and style. There are many visually appealing, DIY-friendly ways to improve your yard’s accessibility without compromising curb appeal or

‘Rare’ $4.5 Million La Jolla Home Crafted by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Son Brings to Life Architect’s Most Revered Design Hallmarks

As "the greatest American architect of all time," Frank Lloyd Wright has inspired the designs of hundreds, if not thousands, of homes. But perhaps nowhere is his influence more apparent than in the properties designed by his own sons, Lloyd and John Lloyd Wright. Now, one of those dwellings has retu