In the press

Guest column reporting from the two-day Chicago federal court hearing in the Zillow–MRED–Compass fight over listing data — and why those two days could reshape the industry everywhere.

Guest column arguing that the industry rewards agents for performing rather than serving — and making the case for putting honest client counsel ahead of personal metrics and branding.

Guest essay on Rob Hahn's industry blog, arguing that the real fight over private listing networks isn't about marketing — it's about who controls the data.

Featured in The Columbian's coverage of local real estate and the flat-fee model reshaping how Clark County residents buy and sell homes.

Featured in coverage of why real estate commissions remain high despite the NAR settlement — and how some agents are pushing for a different model.

Cited in reporting on why the landmark NAR settlement on realtor fees hasn't cut costs for consumers.

Quoted in coverage of the Zillow–MRED antitrust fight, arguing that it's working agents and home sellers who pay the price when listing feeds get cut.

Guest appearance debating a controversial New York Times podcast episode on real estate industry practices and agent compensation.

Joined host Kevin Oakley to discuss how transparency, AI tools, and the NAR settlement are rewriting the rules of real estate.

Featured as the expert guest on how to buy a house without a traditional buyer's agent — and why more people are doing it.

Guest appearance discussing real estate, buyer representation, and building a practice around transparency.

Featured on the episode exploring the rise of self-represented homebuyers and why more consumers are going without a traditional agent.