Real Estate News & Insights
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Bill Pulte in Outer Space
Why is the director of the FHFA at the Johnson Space Center with the president? Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Bill Pulte in Outer Space
Iowa Realtors Receives NAR Grant to Assist Households Impacted by June’s Storms and Flooding
All grants are contingent upon the availability of funds, with an application deadline of Oct. 6. Continue Reading Iowa Realtors Receives NAR Grant to Assist Households Impacted by June’s Storms and Flooding
Rocket Companies Hires Former Meta Executive as New CEO at Redfin
Alessio Sanfilippo joins Redfin from Meta, where he served as vice president of insights for Reality Labs. Continue Reading Rocket Companies Hires Former Meta Executive as New CEO at Redfin
Manhattan’s Average Asking Rent Rises Over $5,600
Investment sales in Manhattan during the first half of the year totaled $582 million. Continue Reading Manhattan’s Average Asking Rent Rises Over $5,600
British Columbia Real Estate Agent Suspended and Fined for Buying and Renting Affordable Housing Unit
Jason Alexander Leslie agreed to return the unit to BC Housing and also returned the net real estate commission he earned on the original purchase. Continue Reading British Columbia Real Estate Agent Suspended and Fined for Buying and Renting Affordable Housing Unit
Indiana Realtors Secure $500,000 Grant to Assist State Residents Impacted by Recent Storms
Eligible homeowners and renters may apply for grants of up to $1,000 to assist with qualifying housing-related needs. Continue Reading Indiana Realtors Secure $500,000 Grant to Assist State Residents Impacted by Recent Storms
Kennedy Wilson Teams with Japanese Construction Firm on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Development
The approximately $139 million development is expected to welcome its first residents in 2028. Continue Reading Kennedy Wilson Teams with Japanese Construction Firm on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Development
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 24-28
Bigger price tags on smaller homes, the Chicago Bears refuse to commit to a new stadium site, and Dolly Parton’s commercial real estate success. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 24-28
The Mortgage Market Is Healthy. That Doesn’t Mean Every Homeowner Is
The mortgage market remains healthy overall, but FHA serious delinquencies have climbed sharply. John G. Stevens argues that the industry should understand why borrowers are struggling before today’s warning signs become tomorrow’s foreclosure statistics. Continue Reading The Mortgage Market Is Healthy. That Doesn’t Mean Every Homeowner Is
There Isn’t One U.S. Housing Market. We Need to Stop Talking Like There Is
U.S. home prices rose 2.1% nationally, but some states gained more than 8% while others declined. The national housing headline is telling only part of the story. Continue Reading There Isn’t One U.S. Housing Market. We Need to Stop Talking Like There Is
Real Estate’s Next Fight Is Over Who Keeps the Homeowner Relationship
HomeServices of America’s move into mortgage servicing through Prosperity Home Mortgage points to a larger shift in housing: the battle to maintain the homeowner relationship long after the closing table. Continue Reading Real Estate’s Next Fight Is Over Who Keeps the Homeowner Relationship
Residential Property Vacancy Rate Holds Steady at 1.3%
Out of the country’s 104.6 million residential properties, 259,666 were in the foreclosure process during the third quarter. Continue Reading Residential Property Vacancy Rate Holds Steady at 1.3%
