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- Consumer-permissioned is the future. Is your business ready? October 14, 2025You’ve built a lending process that works. Your team is efficient, your systems are dialed in and you’ve invested in technology to stay competitive. But if you still rely on credit reports, static databases or third-party records that borrowers didn’t explicitly authorize, you’re not as modern as you think.
- Dallas housing market shows steady demand as inventory expands October 13, 2025Dallas housing activity remains solid with expanding inventory and steady demand, HW Data shows last week.
- Miami has the world’s biggest housing bubble. Local experts reject that label October 13, 2025Experts say the report ignores key Miami market drivers — from a high percentage of all-cash transactions to strong job growth.
- Washington, D.C. housing market steady as sellers keep edge October 13, 2025Washington, D.C. home prices hold steady as demand keeps the market slightly in seller territory, HW Data shows.
- NAR unveils new value proposition as it looks ahead October 13, 2025NAR CEO Nykia Wright discussed how NAR is aiming for increased transparency as she unveiled parts of its 2026-2028 Strategic Plan.
- PHH Mortgage unveils revamped non-QM options October 13, 2025PHH Mortgage introduces FlexIQ, a new non-QM product suite, to enhance non-agency offerings and support diverse borrowers.
- Los Angeles home prices level off as new listings trend lower October 13, 2025Los Angeles home prices show signs of softening as new listings trend below current medians. HW Data tracks activity last week.
- NY couple claims Zillow, First Street’s climate risk data harmed home sale October 13, 2025Andrew and Eri Uerkwitz claim that their property’s flood risk rating on Zillow caused prospective buyers to pass on their home.
- Investor premiums are pricing out first-time homebuyers October 13, 2025Investors are paying premiums on homes and outbidding borrowers, making it harder for first-time buyers to compete.
- San Francisco metro housing market remains highly competitive October 13, 2025San Francisco home prices remain strong with tight inventory and brisk sales. See key data and trends driving October 2025 activity.