New York Times Revisits NAR Settlement and Cooperative Compensation Issues
Real estate reporter Debra Kamin examines the recent NAR settlement changes and their implications for the industry in a discussion on “The Daily."
Zillow’s StreetEasy to Implement Updated Listing Standards for NYC Agents
Zillow's new listing standards aim to enhance fair access to inventory for NYC agents, impacting market dynamics and private lending opportunities.
Fannie Mae Reports 29th Consecutive Profitable Quarter Amid GSE Changes
Fannie Mae reports $3.7 billion net income in Q1 2025, marking 29 consecutive quarters of profit. Its net worth expands to $98.3 billion, a 20% annual rise.
Wisconsin Sees Significant Decline in Existing Home Sales
Wisconsin’s housing market faces challenges as existing home sales decline sharply, despite a 3.7% increase in median prices. Explore the latest insights.
Legislation Seeks to Benefit First-Time Homebuyers
Senators propose legislation to enhance federal programs aimed at increasing affordability for first-time homebuyers, impacting private lending dynamics.
Top Six Real Estate Appraisal Schools to Advance Your Career
Explore a rewarding career in real estate appraisals. Gain independence without sales pressure, focusing on valuation and assessment instead of commissions.
AmeriHome and Snapdocs Collaborate to Enhance eNote Adoption
The initiative promotes widespread use of eNotes within lending networks, enhancing efficiency for independent mortgage banks, credit unions, and commercial banks.
Real Estate Industry Responds to Compass-NWMLS Lawsuit Controversy
Compass's lawsuit against Northwest MLS sparks a lively debate among supporters, detractors, and antitrust law experts regarding its implications for the industry.
Rocket-Redfin Agreement Raises Questions About Bay Equity’s Future
Rocket's acquisition of a distributed retail lender, which achieved $4.5 billion in originations, signals potential strategic moves for Bay Equity and market dynamics.
California Housing Affordability Gap Persists for Black and Hispanic Residents
Only 18% of Californians can afford the median-priced home, highlighting significant affordability issues, particularly for Black and Hispanic communities. Continue Reading Report: California’s Housing Affordability Gap Remains Wide for Blacks and Hispanics
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