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Tracey Velt

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Florida, Lake Mary
As seen in: Florida Realtor Magazine, REAL Trends, RealTrending, Yahoo Finance, HousingWire, National Association of Realtors (US), Yahoo Finanzas
Tracey Velt is a professional writer and editor specializing in residential real estate and brokerage business.
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Zillow’s latest lawsuit is not about consumers, and it never was

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By Kevin Gillen, Tracey Velt Verified
| HousingWire Verified
When Zillow launched Zillow Preview alongside a coalition of leading brokerages earlier this year, there was a moment of relief across the housing industry. Many hoped the company’s sustained campaign against private listings had finally run its course. Two months later, that hope looks premature. Zillow’s assault on private listing strategies is disruptive and costly — for agents, brokerages large and small, and especially Compass.
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Is NAR damaging its trust with the membership?

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By Darryl Davis, Tracey Velt Verified
| HousingWire Verified
A lawsuit about private listings and NAR’s clear cooperation policy just turned into a fight about harassment victims’ privacy. That turn did not come from the plaintiffs. It came from the National Association of Realtors, and it should give every member pause. Here is what happened, in order. NAR is defending itself against an antitrust suit brought by Mauricio Umansky’s private listing network, thePLS.com.
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The ROAD housing bill’s biggest breakthrough isn’t the investor ban. It’s supply.

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By Julie Harris, Tracey Velt Verified
| HousingWire Verified
Congress is finally treating housing affordability as a production problem rather than simply another demand problem. Much of the attention surrounding the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act has focused on its restriction against additional single-family home purchases by large institutional investors. That provision makes for a compelling political headline: Homes should be owned by families, not corporations. But it is not the most important part of the bill.
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