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Missouri Jury Finds National Association of Realtors Guilty of Colluding to Keep Home Sales Commissions High, Awards $1.8 Billion in Damages; Zillow and other real estate stocks plunged, but Zillow rebounded

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A Missouri jury has found the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and other industry players guilty of colluding to keep home sales commissions artificially high. The jury awarded nearly $1.8 billion in damages. This decision could have significant implications for the home sale industry and may lead to changes in how real estate agents are paid. Following the verdict, Zillow and other real estate stocks plunged, but Zillow rebounded after a report on the jury's findings.

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    🎧 In today’s episode of The Journal podcast, @LauraKusisto details the potential changes to how real-estate agents get paid, following a historic court ruling that found Realtors and brokerages liable for artificially inflating commissions https://t.co/mwu1z7zwBZ

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    Real-estate agents may be forced to charge home buyers less, thanks to a new $1.8 billion verdict https://t.co/sN1BnF3x4R

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    A closely watched jury trial underway in Kansas City, Mo., could upend a contentious cornerstone of the U.S. real estate market — broker fees. https://t.co/YfPCjct1Bx