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New Rules, New Costs: How DOJ’s Real Estate Scrutiny Could Impact You

by Team Lumida
July 15, 2024
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  1. DOJ scrutinizes real estate commission structures, signaling potential further changes.
  2. New rules could reduce real estate commissions by 30%.
  3. Industry pushback and legal inquiries continue as DOJ evaluates next steps.

What Happened?

The Justice Department is scrutinizing the real estate industry’s commission structures, even after a landmark settlement aimed at reducing costs for home buyers and sellers. Starting next month, the new rules will allow buyers to negotiate fees with their agents more easily.

This settlement, finalized in March, could potentially lead to a 30% reduction in the $100 billion Americans pay in real estate commissions annually. However, the DOJ is considering whether these changes are sufficient and may pursue additional reforms.

Why It Matters?

Lowering real estate commissions could save consumers significant money, making home buying and selling more affordable. The typical commission rate in the U.S. is 5-6% of the purchase price, one of the highest globally.

If the DOJ decides the current settlement doesn’t go far enough, it could enforce more stringent regulations, leading to further reductions in commission costs. This could also prompt industry-wide changes, making it imperative for investors to monitor these developments closely.

What’s Next?

The DOJ has until November to decide whether to challenge the settlement, which could lead to further negotiations. If they intervene, expect more rigorous scrutiny of real estate practices and potentially more significant changes to how agents are compensated.

Watch for additional DOJ inquiries into state and national real estate associations, as these could signal upcoming regulatory shifts. Investors should stay alert to how these changes might affect real estate companies and the broader housing market.

Source: Wall Street Journal
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