NWMLS petitions court to dismiss Compass’s antitrust lawsuit.
Compass is accused by NWMLS of leveraging MLS data without contributing listings, raising concerns about fair competition in the real estate market.
Fairway Independent Mortgage Rebrands Itself with a New Name
Fairway Home Mortgage, formerly Fairway Independent Mortgage, adopts the tagline “All Roads Lead Home,” signaling a strategic brand evolution for industry stakeholders.
Fairway Independent Mortgage Undergoes Comprehensive Rebranding
CEO Steve Jacobson stated the name change embodies a fresh look and renewed perspective, signaling a commitment to innovative, future-focused lending solutions.
Compass to Discontinue Compliance with Clear Cooperation and NAR MLS Policies
In a recent letter, Compass CEO Robert Reffkin expressed that the company views no national rule as "binding" for clients, raising questions about industry standards.
The Impact of AI on the Future of Property Management
Discover how artificial intelligence is reshaping property management by enhancing efficiency and transforming interactions within the mortgage and lending sectors.
Decreased mortgage rates are increasing refinance applications.
Refinance applications see a rise in average loan size, now at $313,700, indicating potential shifts in borrower behavior and lending strategies that private lenders should note.
Impact of Zillow’s New Policy on Property Listings: An Analysis
Zillow's new listing access standards are now in effect, affecting a small portion of listings. Learn how this impacts private lenders and the market.
eXp Realty launches the CRM of Choice initiative for agents.
Enhance your agents' experience with a program that includes a choice of three CRM platforms in their standard monthly fee, streamlining operations effectively.
California Revises Environmental Law to Facilitate Housing Development
California's updated environmental law aims to streamline housing development, potentially reshaping market dynamics and opportunities for private lenders.
NYC Panel Sanctions Up to 4.5% Rent Increase for Stabilized Apartments
NYC's rent stabilization panel approves increases of up to 4.5%, surpassing Mayor Adams' proposals, impacting private lenders and rental market dynamics.