Fifteen commission lawsuit settlements receive final approval.
Prominent real estate firms like Side, Keyes Co., and JPAR celebrate final settlement approvals, signaling potential shifts in market dynamics and operations.
D.C. Area Real Estate Agents Discuss DOGE’s Influence on Home Sales
Discover how the DC region's median home price reached a record high, and explore the unique influences affecting home sales in the area.
Illinois Home Sales Decline Amid Rising Property Prices
Illinois' median home price increased by 5% year-over-year to $315,000, despite a decline in home sales, indicating market pressure and investment opportunities.
Is Zillow’s policy truly impacting Compass’s business operations?
Compass's lawsuit against Zillow highlights the impact of the latter's listing standards policy on competition and business operations in the real estate market.
Assessing the Best and Worst Managed Cities in America
Discover Provo's robust economic indicators: 5.2% business growth, low crime rates, and an 8.4% increase in median household income. Learn more.
Home Sales Decline in Wisconsin Amid Increasing Listings and Prices
Wisconsin's Housing Affordability Index has increased by 5.1%, highlighting shifts in the market that may impact lending strategies. Explore the implications.
Report: 6% of Sellers May Sell Homes for Less Than Purchase Price
Discover insights into homeowner equity and market risks, as a significant percentage of sellers face potential losses on property sales. Read more for details.
Volly introduces technology to enhance collaboration among lenders and agents.
Discover how our tool enhances private lending with tailored pricing data for listings and an integrated dashboard to monitor campaign performance effectively.
Jerome Powell States the Fed Will Maintain Current Interest Rates
Federal Reserve maintains a cautious approach to monetary policy, assessing the economic effects of tariffs on U.S. growth and lending conditions.
CFPB Terminates Oversight of Bank of America’s Mortgage Operations
The CFPB terminates its five-year agreement with Bank of America, citing concerns over inaccurate mortgage data submissions, raising implications for lenders.