Real Estate Highlights and Lowlights from the Recent Week
Explore recent developments in real estate, including resolved crimes, declarations of emergency, and unusual incidents from the UK and Canada impacting the market.
Explore recent developments in real estate, including resolved crimes, declarations of emergency, and unusual incidents from the UK and Canada impacting the market.
President Trump signed the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, prohibiting trigger lead abuse nationwide. This law impacts privacy practices in mortgage lending.
Nominations are now open for HousingWire's Tech Trendsetters Award. Discover insights from previous winners and explore innovative advancements in the industry.
Zillow's recent decision to remove photos stems from CoStar's copyright infringement lawsuit, reinforcing the company's compliance with legal obligations.
"Explore the implications of reported dual primary residence claims by Trump Cabinet members and their impact on mortgage practices and private lending."
Redfin's analysis reveals a decline in property acquisitions by both institutional and individual investors, signaling potential shifts in market dynamics.
Philadelphia's new initiative aims to combat deed fraud, revealing over 100 cases involving forgeries of deceased homeowners. Discover the system's impact on the industry.
RE/MAX Premier expands its footprint by acquiring five Compass offices on Chicago’s North Shore, bolstering its presence in the competitive real estate market.
Michael Fant highlights how FOA's recent strategy attracts new investors and strengthens its Texas origins while emphasizing a commitment to reverse mortgages.
Private lender Bill Pulte denies political motives behind Lisa Cook's firing, while ProPublica highlights potential mortgage fraud cases, raising industry concerns.