With the size of the residential real estate market estimated to exceed $2 trillion in 2021 and the volume of real estate commissions forecast to exceed $100 billion, the White House, Congress, courts and the DOJ are all continuing their scrutiny of the industry.
Source: Inman News
Location, location, location: Real estate will continue to be an antitrust hotspot in 2022
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