Overview
- The National Association of Realtors agreed to significant changes in commission rules, potentially shifting costs directly to homebuyers.
- Homebuyers might need to negotiate agent fees directly, a move that could increase out-of-pocket expenses.
- The settlement aims to foster price competition among agents and could lead to savings for sellers.
- Real estate industry faces a period of adjustment as it navigates the implications of the new rules.
- Experts predict a mix of outcomes, with potential for both increased costs for buyers and savings for sellers.