Housing Supply Gap Expanded to 4.03 Million Homes, New Report Reveals
Explore the significant housing supply gap, particularly the South's 1.62 million home deficit, and its implications for private lenders in today’s market.
Green Brick Partners differentiates through high margins and land-centric strategy.
Green Brick Partners reported a 29.4% gross margin in Q4 2025, despite a 9.2% rise in incentives and a 14% year-over-year decline in starts.
Guidance for Brokerage Leaders in Uncertain Times from Paul Boomsma
LeadingRE CEO Paul Boomsma spoke to brokerage leaders about the uncertain outlook, emphasizing M&A activity, private listings, and profit pressures in the market.
Connecticut legislation addresses private real estate listings.
Connecticut Senate Bill 340 would require public marketing of property listings unless sellers choose to opt out, aligning with similar legislation in three states.
Retirements of Boomers may lead to historic small-business transitions.
Approximately 6 million small and medium-sized businesses will encounter ownership transitions by 2035, presenting opportunities for lenders in the evolving market.
Increase Listings and Revenue: Carlson Outlines REMAX Strategy
RE/MAX CEO Erik Carlson highlights new brokerage partnerships, strategic leadership hires, and key company transaction milestones, reinforcing growth in the industry.
HomeServices of America embarks on a new direction with brand refresh.
HomeServices of America has implemented a brand refresh to enhance visibility and unity across its various subsidiaries, strengthening its overall market presence.
The Importance of Mortgage Licensing for Private Lenders
Private lending has evolved into a sophisticated, institutional industry, yet mortgage licensing and compliance remain critical areas needing more focus and attention.
Figure Reports Significant Profit Growth and Revenue Increase
Figure reported significant growth, with net revenue reaching $506.9M, a 49% increase. Net income stood at $134.3M, supported by a volume of $8.4B.
Massachusetts legislation would require fair housing training for real estate agents.
Massachusetts Senate passes S.2959, mandating four hours of fair housing training and stricter penalties, impacting private lenders and compliance practices.