At NAR’s latest Legislative Meetings in June, the Professional Standards Committee recommend changes which were then ratified by both the NAR Executive Committee and Board of Directors. The new language, 1) creates a more specific definition of “harassment,” aligning with the definition in the NAR Member Code of Conduct, and 2) focuses Article 10’s—along with…

Yesterday morning, the San Francisco Superior Court struck down the residential vacancy tax in San Francisco. The Superior Court found that the vacancy tax violated the Constitution as an unlawful afford to the Takings Clause, Substantive Due Process, and Equal Protection; and is an unlawful burden on privacy interests and is pre-empted by the state’s…