Real-estate agents are now TV stars as big as the homes they sell, according to 2 men who saw potential 20 years ago

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Ryan Serhant and his team of agents want to become the No. 1 real estate firm in New York City in their new Netflix show.

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I live in a Texas city that's one of the fastest-growing in America. I see why so many Californians are moving here — and the impact they have on home prices and traffic.

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Eric Newland with his wife Tammy at Krause's Cafe & Biergarten in New Braunfels.

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Want to fire your real estate agent? Try this.

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Lewis Buckley (right) and Allan Wood (left), the entrepreneurs behind Hiizzy.com
Lewis Buckley (right) and Allan Wood (left), the entrepreneurs behind Hiizzy.com

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The rules for real estate have changed. Here's how you can profit from the upheaval.

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A $418 million settlement could help American homebuyers save tens of thousands of dollars. But the path to ownership is still lined with hazards.

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The homes your real-estate agent doesn't want you to see

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Real-estate agent commissions have barely budged over decades. Critics blame a shady practice known as "steering."

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She bought a house without using a realtor. Did you?

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About 12% of homebuyers in 2023 did not use a real-estate agent.

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