In a rapidly shifting corporate landscape, organizations must stay nimble and innovative. Interim executive roles, often overlooked, have emerged as an effective strategy to invigorate operations and bring in fresh perspectives. In a recent report from Novus Catalyst, the unique value that interim executives bring to the table is highlighted, alongside key considerations before embarking on such an endeavor.

As the influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) grows, its potential to reshape industries is increasingly recognized. OpenAI suggests that around 80% of occupations may experience some degree of AI disruption. For the real estate sector, this significant figure prompts contemplation on how imminent changes might reshape the industry landscape.

The real estate industry calls for constant innovation and adaptation. A practical solution lies in harnessing the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), which can efficiently consolidate resources, encourage collaboration, and substantially reduce costs.

In a significant development following years of legal proceedings, MLS Property Information Network (MLS PIN), the largest MLS in New England, has agreed to a settlement in one of three buyer broker commission class action lawsuits. The settlement includes a payment of $3 million and an overhaul of its policies, with MLS PIN also set to cooperate against the remaining defendants in the lawsuit.