Thomas Jefferson’s Childhood Residence Hits the Market for $17 Million
Explore the rare opportunity to acquire Thomas Jefferson's historic boyhood home, a National Register property, for $17 million, with private tours available.
Indiana Sees Surge in Home Sales and Listings in Early Year
Indiana's real estate market is experiencing significant growth, with a 5% increase in median sale prices year-to-date and June's rates reaching an all-time high.
Zillow’s Challenges: MRED and Compass Claim Self-Inflicted Issues
Zillow faces allegations of a group boycott by MRED and Compass, with defendants claiming Zillow's issues stem from self-inflicted wounds, not monopolistic practices.
Median Monthly Rent Sees Annual Decrease for 35 Consecutive Months
Median asking rents have decreased for 35 consecutive months, driven by an oversupply in multifamily construction relative to demand.
Compass Lodges Ethical Complaints Against Zillow Across 26 States
Compass has filed ethics complaints against Zillow, accusing the company of false advertising across 26 states, 55 MLSs, and 30 Realtor associations.
Mortgage Rates Increase, Yet Easing Inflation May Offer Some Relief
June's Consumer Price Index data indicates cooling inflation, easing concerns over rising mortgage rates. Private lenders may find renewed market stability.
Real Brokerage and RE/MAX Merger Passes Antitrust Review
The DOJ has concluded the HSR waiting period early for RE/MAX's merger with Real, allowing for upcoming scheduled votes that could reshape the market landscape.
Investor Restrictions for Single-Family Homes Enforced by ROAD Act
New legislation restricts institutional investors owning 350+ homes from acquiring more single-family residences, while allowing exceptions for build-to-rent projects.
Major Banks Exceed Second Quarter Mortgage Origination Projections
Big banks outperformed analysts' forecasts in mortgage origination volume, achieving a 32% average increase from the previous quarter, signaling robust market activity.
MBA Reports Decline in Mortgage Credit Availability in June
MBA's MCAI declined 2% to 105.8 in June, driven by a 4.6% drop in government programs, while conventional lending saw a slight 0.1% decrease.