MLS PIN preliminary settlement approval hearing set for April
After 16 months of back and forth, Judge Patti B. Saris has made it clear that she is ready to move on from the Nosalek commission lawsuit.
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Indigo secures $8M in funding for expansion in 2025
Home negotiations technology platform Indigo just received a large investment to expand its operations in 2025. The company announced this week that it secured $8 million in funding to offer better insights and cohesiveness to real estate agents.
Remodeling industry could benefit from focus on aging in place
Consumers seeking remodeling work are focused on efforts that could “future-proof” homes for later life and aging in place.
Jason Cave joins Mr. Cooper team as SVP for Government Affairs
Cave previously held various leadership roles at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
What can President Trump do to help the housing crisis?
In addition to the usual economic data, Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami looks at what President Trump could do to affect the housing market.
Newrez president Baron Silverstein on client retention and third-party servicing
In this week’s PowerHouse episode, Newrez President Baron Silverstein dives into his company’s recent acquisitions and its growth strategy.
CFPB received fewer reverse mortgage complaints in 2024
The share of reverse mortgage complaints to the CFPB last year accounted for roughly 1.4% of the total number of mortgage complaints submitted to the bureau.
‘Silver tsunami’ could propel change at low-enrollment WA college
A state senator in Washington wants to close a low-enrollment college and transform it into a health sciences campus, citing the “silver tsunami.”
CoreLogic adds aerial imagery partner for post-disaster AI analysis
CoreLogic has integrated Vexcel’s high-resolution disaster response aerial imagery within CoreLogic Weather Insight.
Judge dismisses sexual assault case against Alexander brothers on technicality
A federal judge dismissed Angelica Parker’s suit against the Alexanders — including Oren’s twin brother Alon — on the grounds that the case was not filed within the time frame set by a New York state law that allows sexual assault survivors to sue their alleged attackers no matter how far back the incident occurred.