The brokerage was the third-largest by sales volume in 2022 and one of a relative few holdouts who had yet to settle lawsuits targeting the old status quo for real estate commissions.
Source: Inman News
EXp agrees to pay $34M to settle antitrust commission lawsuits
Published in Agent, antitrust settlements, Brokerage, exp, exp settlement and Select
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