Columbus housing market shows signs of softening with rising listings and inventory.
Columbus, Ohio sees a significant increase in new property listings, contributing to a rise in overall inventory, creating new opportunities for private lenders.
Zillow’s Complex Journey Towards Success in the Mortgage Industry
Zillow aims to establish a $20 billion purchase lending division, but faces significant competitive challenges in the complex mortgage landscape.
Zillow Prohibits Private Listings on Its Platform
eXp Realty leads the change as the first brokerage to adapt to Zillow’s policy on banning private listings, impacting private lenders and the market landscape.
D.R. Horton Launches Pre-Sales for New Texas Community
Discover new opportunities in Texas as DR Horton unveils pricing for lots starting in the high $300,000s, enhancing the local real estate market landscape.
Report Reveals $603 Billion Allocation for Home Remodeling Projects
Discover insights on consumers prioritizing remodeling over housing affordability, as experts highlight a projected $603 billion spending in this sector.
Home Sellers Rely on Agents, Yet Trust Issues Persist
Declining trust in agents reveals challenges for the real estate market, with only 70% of respondents expressing confidence, down from 81% previously.
Survey Reveals One in Three First-Time Homebuyers Regret Their Purchase
Many first-time homebuyers experience regret, with 31% wishing they had waited and 9% believing they shouldn't have purchased their home at all.
Texas requires affordable housing; reversing tax cuts for energy-efficient homes won’t aid.
Explore the implications of President Trump's promise to reduce energy costs and the impact of repealing initiatives from the Inflation Reduction Act on private lenders.
Oralia Herrera Leads NAHREP: A Journey from Tenant to Trailblazer
Explore Oralia Herrera's inspiring journey from an immigrant tenant to the newly appointed president of NAHREP, championing homeownership and advocacy for Hispanic communities.
Fannie Mae Announces Layoff of 700 Employees
Fannie Mae reportedly laid off 700 employees recently, raising concerns about operational changes and market stability in the mortgage industry.