Multifamily Developer Confidence Rises Year-Over-Year
Confidence for developers of new multifamily housing increased year-over-year in Q2, according to the Multifamily Market Survey (MMS) released today...
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FHFA Raises Cap on Fannie and Freddie Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Investments
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has announced it will allow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two government sponsored...
Real Brokerage Posts Big Q2 Earnings, Says Company Is in ‘Early Innings’
Amid mounting legal distractions and less-than-savory market conditions, Real Brokerage boasted a second-quarter performance worth remembering. The fast-growing digital brokerage...
Original Buyer Commission Lawsuit Delayed Over MLS Data Concerns
Yet another extension has been granted in the Batton case. Naming the following defendants—The National Association of Realtors® (NAR), REMAX,...
Amid Lawsuits and Controversy, Zillow Keeps Top Portal Spot in Q2
Zillow looks like it is in no immediate danger of losing its spot as the number one real estate portal...
United Wholesale Mortgage Takes Victory Lap in Q2 Earnings Call
“Q2 was a great quarter for us,” said United Wholesale Mortgage’s (UWM) Chief Financial Officer Rami Hasani in the company’s...
Brokers See More Deals Fall Through as Confidence Sinks to All-Time Low
Among the many forward-looking real estate indicators that have flashed warning signs (or at least wobbled) in recent months, deals...
How to Baby-Proof Your Next Open House
Even a perfectly staged home free of the seller’s belongings can be full of safety hazards—especially when new parents bring...
Federal Judge Denies NWMLS in Antitrust Legal Battle with Compass
A federal judge dealt a blow to the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS) on Wednesday, denying its attempt to halt...
Report: NAR Members Remain Resilient, Resolved Despite Market Headwinds
Despite the ongoing pressures and challenges that have remained in the news about the U.S. residential real estate market–elevated rates,...
Why Solo Buyers Are Easier for Agents—But Also Present Unique Challenges
For a home transaction, often one is company and two’s a crowd. There’s very little miscommunication as you bond one-to-one with the client. These transactions are also becoming more common—but sometimes there are singular challenges with single buyers. Read more.
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