A recently filed lawsuit against NAR, among other big industry players, alleges that NAR-member agents, along with many of the country’s various multiple listing services, colluded to inflate Realtor commissions. Here’s a look at the commission numbers involved.
Source: Inman News
Bombshell NAR lawsuit: How much did sellers pay in buyer-side commission?
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