
After Hours
House Music
Nov 8, 2023
The podcast explores the emergence of music as an asset class and the overvaluation of music catalogs. It also discusses a recent lawsuit against real estate brokers, the trend of artists selling their music rights, and a recommendation for the movie 'Stop Making Sense' by Talking Heads.
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- The recent federal lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors and large brokerages may transform the real estate market by increasing mobility and prompting new fee structures.
- Investment firms are attracted to music royalties as an asset class due to steady income streams and the ability to pool artists against streaming platforms.
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The Impact of Brokerage Fees on the Real Estate Market
A recent federal jury decision awarded almost $2 billion in damages, potentially tripled under an antitrust suit, claiming that the National Association of Realtors and large brokerages conspired to keep real estate fees artificially high. The percentage of fees paid by buyers and sellers remains the same, regardless of the value of the house. Fees are also high in comparison to other international markets. Eliminating the formal arrangement that enforces these fees may transform the real estate market, increasing mobility and prompting new fee structures based on hourly rates.
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