Beyond Redfin: Zown bets on AI, salaried agents and buyer rebates
Zown is banking on a salaried agent model, buyer rebates and real estate agents who specialize as they begin U.S. expansion.
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Rent collections improve slightly, but late payments signal strain
Compared with August 2024, the on-time payment rate is down 216 basis points. That marks the 25th consecutive month of annual declines.
Rocktop’s Cade Thompson on targeting inefficiencies in mortgage lending
Cade Thompson, chief growth officer at Rocktop Technologies, shared how lenders are reframing cost-cutting efforts and easing fears about AI.
eXp welcomes back The Victorica Group in San Antonio
The top-performing team briefly operated as an independent brokerage before returning to eXp, drawn by the firm’s culture.
Reverse mortgage lenders log Q2 profits amid home equity, AI push
The publicly traded companies in the reverse mortgage space were largely profitable in the second quarter of 2025, despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop.
Older adults support many types of housing regulation reform
Older adults support changing zoning laws to make homebuilding easier, according to new surveys by AARP and the Pew Charitable Trusts.
Tech Pulse: eXp’s digital twin trend; lenders urged to build AI compliance
Executives from eXp Realty discuss the use of digital twins, while a new survey offers the chance to weigh in on AI implementation.
What to expect next from The Builder’s Daily
Our mission has been simple: to earn the trust of homebuilding’s most serious players by leveling with them. Now that mission scales up.
Is the real estate industry getting its antitrust enforcement wish?
Many real estate professionals hoped for weaker antitrust scrutiny from a Trump DOJ, and so far it appears they are getting their wish
Pittsburgh, Cleveland top global metro affordability list
Homebuyers can purchase nearly six homes in Cleveland or Pittsburgh for the price of one in San Francisco, according to data.