NAR Setting the Record Straight on Commissions

Dated: February 12 2024

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NAR Interim CEO Nykia Wright addresses the misconceptions surrounding real estate commissions, shedding light on the National Association of REALTORS®' commitment to creating efficient, transparent, and accessible marketplaces. With a legacy of over 100 years, NAR has been at the forefront of industry progress, emphasizing ethics, professionalism, and consumer advocacy.

Consumers choose to work with real estate professionals because they recognize the invaluable expertise that goes beyond what technology can provide. Navigating risks, avoiding pitfalls, and achieving results are essential aspects where an expert's guidance proves irreplaceable.

NAR's influence extends to local MLS broker marketplaces, ensuring that consumers receive comprehensive, equitable, transparent, and reliable home information. This commitment also guarantees that brokerages of any size, service, or pricing model have a fair chance to compete in the market. NAR's policies explicitly forbid MLSs, associations, and brokers from setting or suggesting real estate commissions or fees, emphasizing that compensation is always negotiable between agents and their clients. By upholding these principles, NAR cultivates transparent and competitive marketplaces, leading to satisfied clients and stronger communities. #RealEstateInsights #NARLeadership #ConsumerAdvocacy

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