Home inventory levels are showing strong signs. Can it continue?
Newly listed home inventory grew 37.5% from December, according to a Realtor.com report released Thursday — and certain cities and regions are moving much faster than others.
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MBA issues support for FHFA nominee Bill Pulte
In a letter addressed to the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, the MBA gave a strong endorsement of Bill Pulte to lead the FHFA.
Judge grants delay in TCB suit against Ginnie Mae as government seeks summary judgment
The government seeks summary judgment, saying that a prior ruling from the presiding judge is ‘fatal’ to TCB’s remaining claims.
AI usage is becoming the new standard for most brokerages
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming the new norm for many real estate agents and brokerages. Real estate technology provider Delta Media released a new report that highlights a sharp jump in AI usage from last year.
RMF-backed proprietary securitization undergoing further review
A securitization of private reverse mortgages originated by RMF needs further review stemming from the lender’s 2022 bankruptcy.
Senate banking chairman says CFPB changes could come ‘soon’
As Joe Biden’s CFPB director remains in his post, a key congressional ally of Donald Trump said changes at the agency could be imminent.
Concierge Auctions and Luxury Presence team up on marketing
The collaboration gives Luxury Presence’s clients the ability to promote upcoming auctions and use the Concierge Auctions platform.
Dunmor CEO Franck Ruimy on Newfi partnership and the residential investment lending sector
Even as high interest rates impact the housing market, Dunmor’s CEO anticipates a strong year for investor purchases and new developments.
Texas, Arizona lead boom of new build-to-rent homes
Over 110,000 single-family rentals (SFR) are under construction in the U.S. — and two states are leading the way.
WalletHub says these are the best states for retirees
Personal finance website WalletHub this week released its rankings of the best and worst states to retire in 2025. It determined that Florida, Minnesota and Colorado are the friendliest states for retirees, while Mississippi, Louisiana and Kentucky are at the opposite end of the spectrum.