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Better mortgage spreads are still keeping home sales positive

Mortgage spreads improved to 2.01%, keeping rates near 6.60% as total pending sales rose to 422,120 vs 396,652 last year.

Reffkin takes the stand, MRED CEO says Zillow threatened litigation over listing policy dispute

Compass and MRED leaders testified Zillow threatened litigation over listing access standards, briefs due July 9 and July 13.

Government-backed modular housing trend arrives in Cleveland

Cleveland tapped $2.56M in Ohio historic preservation tax credits to redevelop a 1901 building into an MMY modular housing factory.",

Will the ROAD Act change what pencils for multifamily rentals?

While the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act remains in Oval Office big yawn limbo, its game-changing relevance to multifamily developers, apartment builders, rental housing investors and capital providers is clear. The bill has passed both chambers of...

First MLS names Jenni Bonura chief growth officer

FMLS hired former Harry Norman CEO Jenni Bonura as chief growth officer to drive member growth and expand products and data solutions.

RealTrends Verified The Craig Tann Group continues decade of growth

The team closed $486 million in sales volume across 877 transactions last year, which ranked No. 10 and No. 3 nationally among mega teams.

MISMO updates mortgage insurance data guide for VantageScore 4.0 and FICO 10T

MISMO updated its mortgage insurance data standards to support VantageScore 4.0 and FICO 10T, helping firms prepare for new credit models.

America 250 is a turning point for American homeownership

A home is more than just a place to live—it is the foundation of American civic stability. Here is how policy and industry innovation are shaping the next era of homeownership.

Former employee works toward settlement in Zillow job discrimination suit

Former Zillow employee Samuel James Herrera told a Denver federal judge the parties were working toward a settlement.

Student loan plan phase-out could tighten mortgage affordability

The SAVE income-driven repayment plan is being phased out after a 2026 court ruling, leaving borrowers 90 days to select new terms.