Managing expectations? 17 communication tips to stay above a fray

StreetEasy Gives NYC Listings a Same-Day Deadline — Even When MLS Rules Allow More Time

by John G. Stevens | Sep 12, 2026

StreetEasy’s new listing policy requires NYC agents to submit a sale listing to the Zillow-owned portal on the same calendar day it is publicly marketed, creating a platform rule that can be stricter than an MLS’s own marketing window. Continue Reading StreetEasy Gives NYC Listings a Same-Day Deadline — Even When MLS Rules Allow More Time

Pretium Buys Its Way Into Manufactured-Home Lending With Cascade Deal

by John G. Stevens | Sep 12, 2026

Pretium is adding Cascade Financial Services to its $29 billion residential credit platform, giving the investment firm a national manufactured-home lending operation as affordability pressures keep alternative housing in focus. Continue Reading Pretium Buys Its Way Into Manufactured-Home Lending With Cascade Deal

AmeriHome Takes Nearly $395 Million of Agency-Eligible Mortgages to the Private Market

by John G. Stevens | Sep 12, 2026

AmeriHome Mortgage Company is preparing its inaugural prime agency-eligible private-label RMBS deal, a 733-loan transaction totaling about $394.8 million that puts agency-eligible mortgages into a private securitization structure. Continue Reading AmeriHome Takes Nearly $395 Million of Agency-Eligible Mortgages to the Private Market

Utah’s Zermatt Resort Becomes a Test Case for Tokenized Real Estate Infrastructure

by John G. Stevens | Sep 12, 2026

TAP Real Estate Technologies has taken a 2% stake in the new owner of Utah’s Zermatt Resort and secured exclusive tokenization rights, turning the property into a real-world test of its digital real estate platform. Continue Reading Utah’s Zermatt Resort Becomes a Test Case for Tokenized Real Estate Infrastructure

Appeals Court Leaves NAR’s Three-Way Membership Structure Intact

by John G. Stevens | Sep 12, 2026

A federal appeals court upheld dismissal of a Texas broker’s antitrust challenge to Realtor association membership requirements tied to MLS access, leaving NAR’s three-way structure intact in this case without deciding the broader policy question on the merits. Continue Reading Appeals Court Leaves NAR’s Three-Way Membership Structure Intact

Zillow CEO, Directors Sued Over Redfin Deal and $81M in Stock Sales

by John G. Stevens | Sep 11, 2026

A Zillow shareholder has filed a new derivative lawsuit against CEO Jeremy Wacksman and other current and former company leaders over the $100 million Redfin rentals partnership. The complaint alleges Zillow executives and directors failed to disclose antitrust risks and cites more than $81 million in stock sales; the allegations have not been proven. Continue Reading Zillow CEO, Directors Sued Over Redfin Deal and $81M in Stock Sales

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StreetEasy Gives NYC Listings a Same-Day Deadline — Even When MLS Rules Allow More Time

Pretium Buys Its Way Into Manufactured-Home Lending With Cascade Deal

AmeriHome Takes Nearly $395 Million of Agency-Eligible Mortgages to the Private Market

Utah’s Zermatt Resort Becomes a Test Case for Tokenized Real Estate Infrastructure

Appeals Court Leaves NAR’s Three-Way Membership Structure Intact

Zillow CEO, Directors Sued Over Redfin Deal and $81M in Stock Sales

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