LendingTree: Salt Lake City is the top major metro for families
Families are becoming more strategic when choosing a city to live in. And some cities are better equipped to promote the concept of family homeownership.
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Despite aging-in-place preferences, senior support services are in short supply
Older Americans want to age in place in their own homes, and they also want to remain in their current communities. But these desires could clash with a reality that many communities across the country simply don’t have the resources to support seniors,
The CFPB may be frozen, but RESPA hasn’t gone away
Regulatory experts weigh in on what Russell Vought’s decision to shut off CFPB funding means for the enforcement of RESPA and UDAAP
ICE adds rate lock comparison tool to Encompass
ICE’s rate lock comparison tool in Encompass enables lenders to detect and adjust for loan changes that may affect pricing & eligibility.
Illinois Realtors’ leaders discuss market challenges and growth opportunities
Tracey Velt sits down with Illinois Realtors president Tommy Choi and CEO Jeff Baker to discuss challenges, opportunities and education.
FOA’s James Mittleman looks ahead at 2025 with AAG integration in rearview
The FOA/AAG integration is largely complete and is giving the company an optimistic outlook for 2025, according to its senior vice president of retail sales.
Rocket makes a Super Bowl commercial comeback
The ad aired nationally during the second quarter and was set to a reimagined version of John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
‘Not Saying We’re the Best’: Homes.com airs two Super Bowl ads
The CoStar-owned residential listing platform is airing two more Super Bowl ads this year, again featuring Dan Levy and Heidi Gardner.
Vought shuts down most of CFPB’s functions, cuts off funding
Russell Vought, the new acting director of the CFPB, is shutting down most of its functions and has cut off its funding.
Better mortgage spreads are capping rates in 2025
Better mortgage spreads are limiting how high mortgage rates can rise in 2025, which is in contrast to what we’ve seen in recent years.