Realtors, brokerages ordered to pay $1.8B in damages in commission collusion ruling

HomeServices of America, Keller Williams and National Association of Realtors have been ordered to pay damages of $1.78 billion. Here's what Valley experts have to say about the potential impact to the residential real estate sector.

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