A $20M fine stalks Los Angeles over delay of a new housing project
Developer counsel says denial violates AB 2011 and the Housing Accountability Act and argues for damages for missed deadlines
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Real estate is moving toward more data privacy. Appraisers say UAD 3.6 is moving the other way
Certification 25 expands who can store, analyze, and distribute appraisal report data, including interior photos
Could dual licensing grow as agents, LOs seek revenue opportunities?
RETR identified 3,729 agent and loan officer name matches, with 40% in California
Open Real Estate gets a boost from independents — and an opening from MLSs
Independent firms account for 493 letters, or 59%, the group said on Monday
Could Social Security turmoil influence senior homeowners and reverse mortgage demand?
Senior homeowners will continue to face long-term budgeting pressures, with implications for the reverse mortgage segment
A path to sub-7% mortgage rates is back on the table
As rates have fallen, housing demand has stabilized the last two weeks
Exclusive: CrossCountry Mortgage demands payment from former LOs, invokes 2-year non-solicitation
Documents show the company is demanding 75 bps for each refinanced loan on former customers
Silvio Tavares steps down as VantageScore CEO, Anthony Hutchinson named interim leader
Hutchinson has spent four years at VantageScore, holding prior roles at Fannie, Freddie and NAR
Q3 2026 earnings for publicly traded mortgage, real estate and homebuilder companies
As earnings results wrap up for Q3 2026, here’s a rundown of what’s happened for major lenders, brokerages, homebuilders, listing portals and title firms.
Op-Ed: MLSs can build what brokers want or brokers will do it
With a vendor not expected until early 2027, brokers are pressing for rule changes on data use, IDX and distribution