Third quarter earnings for public mortgage and real estate firms
Explore the latest earnings results from major lenders, brokerages, listing portals, and title firms, providing insights for private lenders in a changing market.
Proprietary Loans Represent 40% of the Reverse Mortgage Market
Proprietary reverse mortgages are gaining ground, making up 40% of the market as HECM endorsements are paused, signaling a shift in lending trends.
Majority of Housing Discrimination Complaints Involve Disability Issues
Complaints regarding housing discrimination based on national origin have increased significantly, highlighting ongoing challenges in fair lending practices.
Real Brokerage Partners with MAXA Designs for Automated Agent Marketing
Real Brokerage collaborates with MAXA Designs to streamline agent marketing. Explore how this partnership boosts efficiency and fosters creativity in campaigns.
New York City Voters Support Measures to Simplify Affordable Housing Development
New proposals in NYC aim to streamline affordable housing development, receiving strong voter support. Discover implications for private lenders in this evolving market.
Mamdani Is Not Florida’s ‘Realtor of the Year’ Amid Stable NYC Housing Market
Predictions of a sell-off and migration surge remain unfulfilled as agents closely monitor developments for signs of the anticipated “Mamdani effect.”
Greystar Initiates Pre-Leasing for New Apartment Community in Pennsylvania
Discover a new apartment community offering modern amenities like a fitness center, heated pool, and resident lounge, enhancing the lifestyle of future tenants.
Rental Payment Reporting Enhances Mortgage Qualification Opportunities
Integrating on-time rental payments into credit reports can enhance credit scores, potentially expanding mortgage eligibility for consumers, VantageScore reports.
Fathom’s START Real Estate Expands into Utah, Arizona, and Nevada
START Real Estate, a subsidiary of Fathom Holdings, broadens its reach into Utah, Arizona, and Nevada, targeting first-time homebuyers in these markets.
San Francisco home sellers lose an estimated $750 million from off-market sales.
Recent findings indicate that MLS-listed properties consistently outperform off-market sales across all price ranges, highlighting the value of professional listings.