Nosalek plaintiffs seek preliminary approval of MLS PIN settlement
After 16 months of back and forth, the MLS PIN plaintiffs claim the DOJ will not provide any information on desired amendments.
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How Trump’s executive orders impact homebuilders
Many of the executive orders Donald Trump signed on his first day in office have direct consequences for homebuilders.
After sentencing of reverse mortgage scammer, Illinois activists seek home preservation program
Following the sentencing of scammer Mark Diamond, Illinois is considering a home renovation program for older residents under state law.
Home sales are stalled with 7% mortgages
Buyer activity has been dropping and the housing market is on hold until mortgage rates drop.
Treasury outlines rising cost of homeowners insurance
Homeowners in areas with the highest risk of perils paid 82% more for homeowners insurance than those in ZIP codes with the lowest risks.
How gen AI is making real estate cybercrime easier than ever
AI is making fraudsters’ jobs easier, but cybersecurity professionals are not backing down without a fight.
All the ways the wildfires could make LA housing more expensive
Residents looking to rebuild or find new housing will face numerous headwinds that could drive up housing costs in LA.
Mortgage rates fell last week. Can they go lower?
Mortgage rates fell last week after a brutal few months of rising rates. The question now is whether rates can keep going lower.
Lawmakers, housing groups react to Scott Turner’s HUD confirmation hearing
Lawmakers and housing trade groups reacted to Scott Turner’s confirmation hearing to lead HUD, with many saying they’re poised to work with him on housing issues.
Reverse mortgage servicing safeguard might help LA borrowers
A 2023 safeguard introduced in reverse mortgage servicing software could help borrowers in Los Angeles avoid foreclosure.