Housing, property, and the built environment — markets, design, and the deals behind them.

Fresno-based mega team has roughly 37 agents who closed $87.92M on 172 sides in 2024 and 2025

Renters would spend 56.5% of income to buy the median resale home, and Los Angeles hits 100% in the latest index

Jamie Cavanaugh to lead Broker Action Coalition as CEO and more — today's rent signal.

Brendan McKay remains president while outgoing executive director Rachel Clark is credited with building the group’s current foundation

Data suggests local density and differentiation, not market count alone, shape operating leverage and capital allocation

Agents are buying "AI visibility." A lot of what they're buying is rented space on platforms they don't control and some of it is an FTC problem.

Their recent op-ed tries to resurrect the boogeyman of risky 2008-style lending

The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) consolidation thesis

The brokerage cited brand modernization, agent centric tech work, and AI plans tied to its Purlin partnership.

MISMO panelists cited rental and cash flow data, plus AI rules that may affect licensing and compliance

2026 has 25 weeks of positive year-over-year purchase apps, but negative prints are reappearing as rates stay elevated

Compass antitrust lawsuit adds new lead plaintiff and more — today's rent signal.

The agreement, which takes effect in stages beginning Sept. 4, creates a new “First Look” status

Success Lending will wind down as eXp targets launch with Newrez

Rocket claims that UWM provided brokers with lists identifying specific loans to target

The industry is increasingly judged on proactive status updates, fewer handoffs and cost clarity before commitment.

NAHB says the industry must recruit 723,000 workers annually as builders push the Dignity Act and trades training

Fresno-based mega team has roughly 37 agents who closed $87.92M on 172 sides in 2024 and 2025

Vito Roppo and Nick Ferrante bring $155M in combined production to new branch in Elmhurst, Illinois

Conversely, HMBS issuance rose to $537 million across 65 pools

Nearly 20 insurers entered or reentered Florida after 2022 and 2023 reforms, easing quoting and closing challenges.

The updated guidance replaces a 2013 policy