Mortgage Application Payments Decreased, Suggesting Enhanced Affordability
National median payment for purchase mortgage applicants falls to $2,172 in June, indicating potential shifts in market conditions and borrower affordability.
RE/MAX Acquires Successful Brokerage in Hawaii
RE/MAX expands its presence by adding 170 agents and six offices, enhancing its growth strategy and strengthening operations in key U.S. markets.
DC-Area Home Listings Increased by 22.7% Compared to Previous Year
Explore the shifting dynamics in the housing market, with only 35.7% of homes selling over asking price and an increase in DC-area listings.
June Sees a Decline in Pending Home Sales
Pending home sales in the Northeast saw a slight increase, indicating potential market shifts. Explore the implications for private lenders in the evolving landscape.
Fannie Mae Reports $3.3 Billion Profit and Exceeds $100 Billion Net Worth
"Despite a 9% quarterly and 26% annual net income decline, the company maintains profitability for 30 consecutive quarters, showcasing resilience in the market."
Is RE/MAX Overcoming Its Decline in U.S. Agent Count?
Global agent network reaches a record high in Q2 2025, yet challenges persist as U.S. agent count fails to demonstrate comparable growth.
Consolidation and Mobility Influence Real Estate Agent Recruiting Trends
Recruiting Insight highlights that total agent membership remains consistent, emphasizing strategic recruiting as essential for growth in the private lending sector.
Stellar MLS Introduces Market and Neighborhood Reports for Real Estate Agents
Discover the latest feature providing real estate professionals with comprehensive reports on demographics, amenities, school data, and transportation access.
Real Estate’s Evolving Approach to Communication Strategies
Effective communication is key in a challenging real estate landscape. Discover strategies that successful private lenders use to navigate industry shifts.
Senate Banking Committee Moves Forward with Bipartisan Housing Act
U.S. legislation, championed by Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren, seeks to enhance housing supply and affordability while ensuring better oversight of federal housing programs.