Realtor-Owned MLSs: Implications of Opening Access to All Agents.
Realtor-owned MLSs have begun allowing non-Realtors access to their platforms, sparking significant discussions in Phoenix and Austin. Explore the implications.
Sibcy Cline reaches settlement in commission-related lawsuits.
Sibcy Cline settles commission lawsuits, marking a significant development in legal challenges facing independent brokerages in the Midwest real estate market.
Mortgage Rates Decline, Yet Homebuyers Encounter Additional Challenges
Prospective homebuyers, from Gen Z to investors, face similar challenges in today’s market as they navigate their purchasing decisions amidst changing conditions.
Mortgage Servicing Executives Face Challenges with Technology Solutions
Servicing companies that resist new technology risk expanding performance gaps. Discover the challenges of selecting the right vendor in a competitive landscape.
Lennar Launches Three Communities for First-Time Homebuyers in Dallas-Fort Worth
Explore Lennar’s new communities in Dallas-Fort Worth, starting in the $200,000s, designed for first-time homebuyers seeking affordable options.
Real Estate Week Overview: Notable Successes and Failures
Explore the implications of new federal leadership, environmental factors affecting real estate, and the latest trends in home design.
Bessent: Mortgage Rates Determine the Fate of GSE Conservatorship
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's potential exit from conservatorship could significantly impact mortgage rates, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Black Mortgage Professional Alliance Organizes Inaugural Conference
Discover BMPA's mission to unite Black mortgage professionals, real estate experts, and financial leaders, fostering collaboration and empowerment within the industry.
Most Metro Areas Experienced Home Price Increases in Q4
Explore the significant rise in single-family home sales in the South and the nearly universal price gains across metro areas, highlighting trends for private lenders.
Senate Approves Scott Turner as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Senate confirmation of Turner occurs swiftly, highlighting shifts in the appointment process and potential implications for private lending and regulatory landscapes.