COURT REPORT: Compass Leads Copycat Settlements; Non-NAR Case Paused
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around...
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Home Prices Have Massively Outpaced Inflation
Inflation and home prices: two large barriers for Americans in living their dream lives. While they both are very present...
Mortgage Mix: Despite Elevated Mortgage Rates, Positive Signs and Renewed Confidence in the Housing Market Are Emerging
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon....
Gibson vs. NAR Proposes September 2027 Trial Date
Gibson vs. NAR, one of the many real estate commission lawsuits across the industry, has proposed a trial date in...
Real Estate Reacts! NAR Settlement Views From Agents, Brokers and CEOs ‒ Part 1
Friday, March 15, 2024 will very likely go down in history as the day residential real estate changed forever. Whether...
Existing-Home Sales Surged in February
Existing-home sales surged last month, up 9.5% in February, reaching a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.38 million—the largest monthly increase...
Attorneys Say Legal Battles Will Continue as Companies Face Tough Choices
“This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end—but it is, perhaps, the end of...
Mortgage Rates Tick Up, Nearing 7%
After two consecutive weeks of declines, mortgage rates are back on the rise this week, up to 6.87% from last...
Residential Construction Helps Drive First Leading Economic Indicators Upswing in Two Years
The Leading Economic Index (LEI) increased by 0.1% in February to 102.8, marking the first time in two years the business-cycle...
Fed Holds Rates Steady But Indicates Three Rate Cuts in 2024. Here’s What That Could Mean for Housing
The Fed left rates unchanged Wednesday but it did indicate it will cut rates three times before the end of...
Condo or House? Helping Clients Decide Which Makes More Sense
With home prices still elevated in much of the country, condos have become more realistic for buyers determined to exit the rental train. Read more.
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