A landmark settlement in the U.S. is garnering the attention of B.C. real estate experts. A U.S. group representing more than one million Realtors agreed to pay more than $400 million US to end legal claims that it artificially inflated real estate commissions. And it agreed to a change that could mean cost savings for home sellers. As Yasmine Ghania reports, a similar lawsuit is playing out in Canadian courts.
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