Real Estate Commission Settlements

Over $1B Settlement in Real Estate Commission Case

Home sellers claim brokers conspired to inflate commissions. Class members can get refunds on Commission.

About the Case

Home sellers are accusing NAR, HomeServices, and other brokers of teaming up to inflate agent commissions, violating antitrust laws like the Sherman Act. While the defendants deny any wrongdoing, they’ve agreed to settle the case.

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HomeServices is chipping in $250 million, NAR is adding $418 million, and with other settlements included, there’s over $1 Billion on the table.

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If approved, Class members can claim their share of the massive $1 Billion dollar settlement by filing a valid claim.

Eligibility

Did you sell your home between April 29, 2014 through August 17th, 2024? You may be eligible for a refund.

You're eligible if you:

Sold a Property (Home, mobile home, land, or Rental property) between April 29, 2014 and August 17th, 2024
Listed the property on a MLS anywhere in the U.S.
Paid a commission to a real estate broker (agent) for the sale of your home.

Case Details

Settlement Amount

$1+ Billion

Submission Deadline

May 9, 2025

Proof of Purchase

Optional

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