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Billion dollar verdict could shake up real estate market

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A federal jury in Kansas City sided against the National Association of Realtors and two brokerage firms, agreeing with the plaintiffs who said forcing home sellers to pay the commission for the buyer’s broker is “an anticompetitive restraint” and requires those sellers to “pay an inflated amount.” NBC News’ Christine Romans reports.