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- Sweeney amends lawsuit against AIME, names UWM December 15, 2025Katie Sweeney's amended lawsuit against AIME and UWM alleges financial misconduct and contract interference.
- Americans back Social Security, but one-third fear it won’t last December 15, 2025Most Americans hold a favorable view of Social Security, but about one-third are skeptical the program will still exist when they retire, according to a new survey from the Cato Institute and YouGov.
- How data discipline reshaped homebuilding in 2025 December 15, 2025Clean, simple, real-time data—not jargon or software hype—is emerging as the most decisive advantage for builders and developers navigating cost pressure, capital scrutiny, and shifting demand in 2025
- CoStar, Zillow copyright infringement case makes the move out West December 15, 2025A federal judge moved the CoStar copyright lawsuit against Zillow to Seattle, citing witness convenience and related cases.
- Innovation, loss and legal battles: The year in title and escrow December 15, 2025FinCEN legal battles, the loss of industry leaders, and title waiver feedback were among our top title and escrow stories in 2025.
- 5 ways agents can lead with optimism December 15, 2025Real estate leaders use optimism to build resilient teams, inspire clients, and drive results in volatile markets.
- Biggest stories of 2025: Compass and Anywhere make waves December 15, 2025Compass announced its all-stock acquisition of Anywhere in September, but the deal is not expected to close until the second half of 2026
- 10 biggest myths about bridge loans (and what the market misunderstands) December 15, 2025Bridge loan expert Sofia Nadjibi looks at consumers’ biggest objections and misconceptions about bridge loans, so you can help steer them in the right direction Loans for short-term residential financing, now known as bridge loans, have existed since the mid-20th century, yet many real estate agents and loan officers still treat them as an edgy, […]
- Weekly housing demand reaches multiyear high December 14, 2025Weekly pending home sales reach multiyear highs as mortgage rates stay near 6% and inventory growth slows.
- CFPB’s ECOA proposal raises alarms over women’s ability to get a mortgage December 12, 2025The CFPB's proposed changes to ECOA rules could limit credit access for women, communities of color and rural residents.