In this episode of the Top of Mind podcast, Mike Simonsen sits down with James Kleimann, Managing Editor of HousingWire, to talk about the landmark Sitzer Burnett case and its potential impact on the housing market.
James was in the courtroom during the trial and is one of the foremost experts on what’s happening now, and what’s to come.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
Overview of the Sitzer Burnett case and the verdict
How these lawsuits are bigger than the tobacco industry cases
Why the DOJ is now involved and what that means for the future of real estate
What happens to buyers’ agents
Which states are next and how much more money is being targeted
How this judgment could push control in the industry to institutional investors over individuals
How this judgment could push power to tech companies over brokers and MLSs
How soon big changes may hit the industry
What happens next? Are there implications for 2024?
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