The year was marked by big-name brokerage acquisitions and real estate companies boosting their tech offerings
Upstarts and traditional real estate firms made big moves
This year may go down as the year many Americans first heard of iBuying
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Jessica Arong O’Brien, the first Filipina judge elected in Chicago history, was convicted of fraudulently obtaining mortgage investment properties over the course of 3 years
Keller Williams, Facebook, lawsuits and housing trends dominated the news
Foul play not suspected in the death of Briana Ferguson, 41
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Homesellers in the Texas city will be able to log onto Zillow's website and get an all cash-offer on their properties from the real estate tech giant
Real estate agents in Hawthorne, California, weigh in on how the newly unveiled Boring Company transit system will impact the housing market
Thomas Davis, a former RE/MAX agent, has been charged with 1 count of burglary and 2 counts of theft of drugs
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The architect and matriarch of this Los Altos Hills home created a template for tech
Keller Williams allegedly inquired about acquisition before rival eXp closed deal for the virtual platform in November
The disgraced former movie mogul sold the townhouse for $25.6M following sexual assault allegations