In a statement to Bloomberg, the company highlighted its efforts to reduce consumer costs, noting that it has saved clients over $1.6 billion in fees to date. "Redfin never belonged in this case, and we're glad to resolve it and move forward," the company stated. Related: US Judge OKs $110 Million Settlements in Antitrust Case Against Major Real Estate Brokerages In addition to Redfin and Compass, other companies involved in the settlement include Real Brokerage Inc., Realty ONE Group, At World Properties, Douglas Elliman, Engel & Völkers, HomeSmart, and United Real Estate. Each of these firms has agreed to the terms of the settlement, though there were objections from certain parties questioning whether the deal met standards of fairness and adequacy. However, the settlement ultimately moved forward, according to Bloomberg, despite these concerns.