Beginning in 2025, local agents will have the option to join a new Realty One subsidiary and become members of MLS Choice, a new low-cost membership type provided by Phoenix Realtors, without having to be Realtor association members.
Source: Inman News
Realty One Group allows Phoenix-area agents to leave NAR
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