California Experiences Decline in Home Sales and Prices
Active listings surged 37.7% year-over-year, marking the highest level in 69 months, amidst declining home sales and prices in California.
NAR Confronts Antitrust Lawsuit Regarding Alleged Steering Practices
A Florida broker alleges that the National Association of Realtors influences homebuyers to use buyer's agents, complicating direct communication with listing agents.
Vic Lombardo Appointed President of Mortgage Services at RE/MAX Holdings
Vic Lombardo joins RE/MAX Holdings as President of Mortgage Services, bringing expertise from Guaranteed Rate Affinity to enhance their mortgage offerings.
LeadingRE Expands Preferred Vendor Program to Include AccountTECH
Explore darwin.Cloud by AccountTECH, a platform integrating commission tracking, reporting, and accounting with MLS and transaction data for enhanced efficiency.
Are Housing Permits Indicating an Impending Recession?
Housing permits hit a cycle low amid reported job losses in residential construction, signaling potential challenges for private lenders in the market.
Increasing Reverse Mortgage Demand May Require More Staffing for Lenders
Increased business may drive reverse mortgage firms to expand their workforce, but sourcing qualified talent poses significant challenges.
Local Investors Surpass Builders in Producing Affordable Housing
In 2025, investors have revitalized 30,852 single-family homes in New Western coverage areas, enhancing market opportunities for private lenders.
Real Estate Introduces AI-Enhanced Home Search Platform
Explore a curated selection of craftsman-style homes in the Riverland neighborhood, featuring properties under $600k with desirable amenities like granite countertops.
ICE Postpones Encompass SDK Transition to Late 2026
Learn about ICE Mortgage Technology's SDK platform and the future of legacy systems as changes in the mortgage tech landscape reshape private lending strategies.
Redfin Reports Decline in Multifamily Housing Permits Since Pandemic Peak
Developers are securing an average of 12.8 permits for multi-unit buildings per 10,000 people, indicating a robust trend in multifamily construction.