ProSaturday, May 31, 2026 · curated for brokerage owners · FL + NY
Good morning, Alexandra. 3 new stories in your brokerage lane.
Post-merger, the combined Compass–Anywhere entity now controls more than 40% of Hamptons listing share. Independent owners are rethinking splits, messaging, and what 'boutique' is worth.
Bright MLS will stop sending listings to Zillow and its subsidiary Trulia, becoming the second multiple listing service to do so amid an escalating fight over Zillow's private listing ban.
An opinion from Zillow's chief economist argues the data on private and office-exclusive listings undercuts the case that sellers come out ahead.
A field guide to the most consequential structural change in residential brokerage in a generation — and the competitive responses already underway.
The 30-year fixed slipped to 6.41%. For luxury coastal markets, the move matters less for affordability than for seller confidence.
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“They're past 40% listing share out here now. I'm not panicking but I'm re-pricing my whole value prop. What's the boutique counter that's actually holding?”
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“We bumped our top quartile to 80/20 and held the line below. Lost one, kept four. Curious what's actually working for others vs. what just sounds good on a recruiting call.”
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“Median up 6.4% but the headline trophy listings mostly sat. Real velocity was $3–6M. What did your book actually do this season?”
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“Three clauses changed (flood/insurance, assessments, as-is). Compliance Sentinel diffed ours in about a minute. Posting the redline here for the room.”
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