CRMLS moves first, asking court to block Compass antitrust claims

The MLS asks a New York federal judge to declare its policies procompetitive and antitrust compliant

Florida’s Affordability Advantage Is Gone: Inside the Sharp Drop in East Coast Migration to Miami

For decades, South Florida drew waves of retirees and working families from high-priced East Coast cities with the promise of cheaper living, but today that affordability advantage is gone. Soaring expenses have caught would-be movers' attention, triggering a sharp drop in net migration across the S

The Post-it Note Inheritance Trend—and the Family Fights It Can Leave Behind

Years before Marilyn Boysen died, she devised a simple way of figuring out which of her belongings her daughters wanted to keep: She asked them to put sticky notes on them. Versions of the ritual have been depicted in TV shows like "Gilmore Girls" and "Succession." But Nakia Gray, a Maryland estate

Manhattan Luxury Market Gets a Fall Bump as Sales Hit 4-Month High

The week of Sept. 28–Oct. 4 saw an astonishing 13 more luxury sales—defined as $4 million and above—than the previous week, according to Olshan Realty's weekly luxury report. The total transaction count (30) is also the highest it has been since the week ending June 14. The Manhattan luxury market i