NYC to Reach Out to Luxury Property Owners Regarding New Pied-à-Terre Tax
Luxury property owners in NYC face new financial implications with the introduction of the Pied-à-Terre tax on high-value residential assets. Read more.
Non-QM Originations Set to Reach New Post-Crisis Highs Soon
Non-QM production is projected to rise significantly, reaching $175 billion by 2026, indicating strong growth potential in the market for private lenders.
MRED Pursues Arbitration in Zillow Antitrust Case
MRED seeks court approval to compel arbitration with Zillow, aiming to pause claims ahead of a crucial two-day hearing on a preliminary injunction motion.
Joe Rath: Progress of Rocket-Redfin Integration Following $1.75B Deal
Rocket's integration with Redfin progresses ahead of schedule post-$1.75B deal, with 75% of sellers indicating a willingness to move if friction is reduced.
Ryan Ponsford discusses strengthening reverse mortgage partnerships with advisors.
Ponsford shares insights on his journey from traditional roles to becoming a reverse mortgage advocate, highlighting key connections in the financial planning sector.
Discrepancy Between ‘71% Zero Deals’ Claim and NAR 2026 Member Data
Industry insights reveal that NAR disputes claims of 71% of members reporting zero deals, highlighting that only 6% of individuals and 2% of teams had no transactions.
Portals and Brokerages Intensify Competition in Real Estate Vertical Integration
Portals and brokerages enhance their offerings to boost engagement and margins, adapting to an evolving landscape where AI reshapes shopping and expertise.
Connecticut Multifamily Portfolio of Four Properties Acquired for $17.3 Million
Explore the sale of a historic multifamily portfolio in Connecticut, featuring four properties on 1.35 acres, showcasing market trends and investment opportunities.
FHFA urges GSEs to adopt chattel loans in Duty to Serve initiative.
FHFA proposes a new outcome-based framework to replace the Duty to Serve regulation, impacting how Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac support key housing sectors.
Trump Halts Housing Bill Signing, Prioritizes Voter ID Legislation First
Trump's decision to cancel the housing bill highlights shifting priorities. This move could impact market dynamics and future lending strategies for private lenders.