Real Estate News & Insights
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 10-14
Data centers are popping up in lower-income neighborhoods, fewer retail stores are shutting down, and British homebuyers are looking for air-conditioned residences. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 10-14
Seattle Bans Rental Housing Junk Fees
The Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections will be tasked with investigating rental agreement violations. Continue Reading Seattle Bans Rental Housing Junk Fees
Duball Previews New Apartment Community in Washington, DC
Revere is scheduled to begin pre-leasing in late 2026 with move-ins beginning in early 2027. Continue Reading Duball Previews New Apartment Community in Washington, DC
Tampa Bay Rays in Tentative Deal with Local Officials on New $2.3 Billion Ballpark
The team has played at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg since their 1998 launch. Continue Reading Tampa Bay Rays in Tentative Deal with Local Officials on New $2.3 Billion Ballpark
Marcus & Millichap Hires Michael Puline as National Director of Retail Division
Puline joins the Calabasas, California-based company from Perform Properties, where he was most recently vice president of national accounts. Continue Reading Marcus & Millichap Hires Michael Puline as National Director of Retail Division
Rocket Sues UWM, Claiming Breach of Contract of MSR Agreement
The lawsuit accused UWM chief executive Mat Ishbia of using foul language to proclaim his hatred for Rocket. Continue Reading Rocket Sues UWM, Claiming Breach of Contract of MSR Agreement
House Removes BTR Sale Provision from Senate’s Housing Bill
The revised bill now states that institutional investors do not need to sell or divest “any covered single-family home purchased before or after the date of enactment of this Act.” Continue Reading House Removes BTR Sale Provision from Senate’s Housing Bill
Mortgage Rates Dip While Delinquency Levels Rise
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.36% as of May 14. Continue Reading Mortgage Rates Dip While Delinquency Levels Rise
Foreclosure Filings Up 18% From One Year Ago
Lenders started the foreclosure process on 28,414 properties in April. Continue Reading Foreclosure Filings Up 18% From One Year Ago
Study Finds Greater Savings in Buying New Homes Versus Older Homes
The savings are primarily from the lower utility costs from newer energy-efficient construction and the delayed replacement of major systems. Continue Reading Study Finds Greater Savings in Buying New Homes Versus Older Homes
Seth J. Ring to Become President and Chief Operating Officer at Toll Brothers
Ring began his career at Toll Brothers in 2004 as an assistant project manager in the Southern California division. Continue Reading Seth J. Ring to Become President and Chief Operating Officer at Toll Brothers
Canadian Home Sales Inched Up in April
The non-seasonally adjusted national average home price was $695,412 in April, up 2.2% from the same month last year. Continue Reading Canadian Home Sales Inched Up in April













