Frank Martell Unveils loanDepot’s Project North Star to Strengthen Customer Relationships
In a recent podcast, loanDepot’s Frank Martell discusses their Q3 profitability and the transformative Project North Star aimed at enhancing lifelong customer relationships.
Navigating Legal Challenges in Talent Transitions within the Mortgage Sector
The article explores the complexities of talent transitions in the mortgage sector, highlighting legal risks and strategies for successful mergers and acquisitions.
Greystar Pioneers Modular Housing to Transform U.S. Real Estate Landscape
Greystar unveils its first U.S. modular apartment complex, Ltd. Findlay, aiming to revolutionize housing with faster builds and reduced costs amid a housing crisis.
Broker’s Antitrust Lawsuit Challenges Monopolistic Practices in Real Estate Associations
Texas broker Luz de Amor Eytalis has filed a lawsuit against real estate associations, alleging antitrust violations and seeking damages for monopolistic practices.
Bipartisan Threats Target Trump and Democratic Lawmakers Amid Thanksgiving Holiday
In the days around Thanksgiving, bomb threats and “swatting” incidents targeted nominees and lawmakers from both parties, prompting bipartisan condemnation and FBI involvement.
South Florida Prepares for Challenges of Growing Aging Population
South Florida faces an impending “silver tsunami” of seniors, prompting urgent discussions on housing, healthcare, and community support to accommodate the aging population.
U.S. Judge Approves $700 Million Settlement Transforming Real Estate Commission Structures
A U.S. judge approved nearly $700 million in settlements for the NAR and HomeServices, concluding a major lawsuit over buyer agent commissions and prompting significant industry changes.
Wall Street’s Role in Housing Market Exaggerated and Misunderstood by Many
The claim that Wall Street investors dominate the housing market is debunked, revealing they represented just 0.4% of home purchases in 2023.
Surge in Mortgage Refinancing Reaches Two-Year High Amid Falling Interest Rates
In late 2024, a surge in mortgage refinances occurred as falling interest rates enabled homeowners to save an average of $320 monthly, marking a two-year high.
Top Real Estate Training Programs in Washington State for 2025
Discover the top five real estate training programs in Washington for 2025, offering diverse learning options, pricing, and resources to help you succeed as a broker.
Americans Aged 65 and Over Prefer Aging in Place Despite Challenges
A survey reveals that 90% of seniors prefer aging at home, but many face challenges, with Rochester, NY, ranked as the top city for supportive living.
HUD Allocates $72.6 Million to Empower Tribal Nations and Enhance Community Development
HUD has allocated $72.6 million to support housing and infrastructure development in 38 Native American communities, empowering Tribal Nations to improve their resources.
Dava Davin: Empowering Real Estate Agents Through an Athlete’s Mindset
Dava Davin, CEO of Portside Real Estate, champions an athlete’s mindset in real estate, focusing on agent support, integrity, and ambitious growth plans for 2025.
Silver tsunami of housing inventory unlikely to ease housing crisis
A Zillow analysis reveals that the anticipated “silver tsunami” of senior housing inventory won’t alleviate the U.S. housing crisis, as homes aren’t in high-demand areas.
Century 21 Strengthens Presence in Massachusetts with Monarch Realty Group Acquisition
Century 21 Custom Home Realty’s acquisition of Monarch Realty Group expands its Massachusetts presence to 60 agents and enhances client services with advanced tools.
Tim Nelson’s Journey from Reverse Mortgage Expert to HECM Client and Advocate
Tim Nelson, a reverse mortgage expert, discusses his personal experience with a HECM, highlighting its role in retirement planning and financial security for future care needs.
Mortgage Rates Decline as Jobs Data Shows Resilience in Labor Market
Mortgage rates fell this week following strong job growth data, indicating a resilient labor market, while wage growth continues to exceed the Fed’s preferences.