Century 21 expands its operations in Baltimore.
Discover how Century 21 Advance Realty's new location strategically bridges Baltimore and Washington, D.C., enhancing accessibility for diverse clientele.
Fidelis Investors Completes $144.5 Million Rated RTL Securitization
Fidelis's recent oversubscribed securitization reflects strong market confidence, attracting both new and returning investors, bolstering private lending dynamics.
NAR and local associations removed from Eytalis lawsuit
District court dismisses NAR from antitrust suit, following U.S. Magistrate Judge Hal R. Ray's recommendations, impacting industry dynamics for private lenders.
Mr. Cooper Maintains Profitability Following Significant Subservicing Departure
Mr. Cooper reports $198 million in net income for the quarter, reflecting growth from last quarter but slightly below last year's performance.
Federal Land Development Will Not Address Fundamental Housing Shortages
Explore the complexities of federal land ownership and its impact on the ongoing housing shortage. Learn why unlocking this land won't resolve the crisis.
NAF Initiates Major Marketing Campaign Worth Millions
Discover the "Hell Yeah You’re Buying a Home" campaign aimed at energizing and empowering the next generation of first-time homebuyers to take action.
Increase in Foreclosure Auction Volume Following Expiration of VA Moratorium
Foreclosure auction volume rises 19% year-over-year to a two-year high, highlighting shifts in the housing market and potential opportunities for private lenders.
Californians face challenges in accessing mortgage relief following wildfires
July 7 marked the end of the FHA moratorium on foreclosures and evictions, raising concerns for private lenders amid rising foreclosure and balloon payment challenges.
Century Communities enters the Nevada housing market.
Century Complete is launching an online homebuying platform in Nevada, enabling seamless home purchases directly through its website for potential homeowners.
Texas Home Sales Increase by 1.4% in the Second Quarter
Texas sees a slight decrease in median home prices, now at $340,000, despite a 1.4% increase in home sales, highlighting market resilience for lenders.