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DOJ drops probe tied to Fed, potentially easing path for Warsh confirmation
HousingWire

The DOJ dropped its investigation into the Federal Reserve regarding Jerome Powell's congressional testimony on the central bank's headquarters renovation, a decision that potentially clears the path for Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Powell's successor.

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M/I Homes hews to its order pace; margins come under pressure
HousingWire

M/I Homes kept a spec-heavy mix last quarter, with about half of deliveries coming from spec homes. Sales rose 3% y/y, but average price fell 4% to $459,000 and gross margin declined 390 bps y/y to 22.0%.

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MRED opens private listing network to agents nationwide with Compass data deal
HousingWire

MRED is opening its MLS and Private Listing Network to agents nationwide, backed by a Compass listing feed and subsidies.

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Chicago MLS expands private listing network nationwide, teams up with Compass
Inman

MRED will offer any licensed agent at a brokerage access to its Private Listing Network that allows for pre-marketed listings.

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How two LOs helped champion proprietary reverse mortgage legislation in Tennessee
HousingWire

Tennessee bill to allow proprietary reverse mortgages expands options beyond HECMs and their $1.25 million limit for 2026.

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UK property sales down 6.7% year-on-year amid overvaluing
PropertyWire

<p>UK residential property sales have declined 6.7% year-to-date compared to the same period in 2025, with 368,000 homes sold subject to contract by mid-April 2026. A significant 47% of homes that left estate agents' books in March were withdrawn unsold, attributed to overvaluing practices.</p> <p>T...

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Industry taskforce calls for end to conveyancing referrals
PropertyWire

<p>The Conveyancing Task Force has called for the elimination of referral fees in the property sector, describing them as an "unseen surcharge" on homebuyers. The organisation joins the Law Society in demanding an end to the practice, though it proposes a phased approach rather than an immediate ban...

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We may finally be near the bottom of the mortgage market cycle
HousingWire

I started in mortgages in 2007 for a brokerage office in Salem, Oregon. Within my first year and a half, I was one of the top-producing loan officers in the office. At the same time, the world around me was coming apart. I didn’t realize at the time that the industry I had just joined was starting ...

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The cost of cheaper: Why lower score fees could raise mortgage costs
HousingWire

The FICO versus VantageScore debate is about more than score fees, as lender choice, adverse selection and secondary-market pricing could ultimately affect mortgage costs for borrowers.

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Sold in a week or sitting for months: The market’s growing divide
Inman

In the fastest markets, more than 1 in 3 homes sell within a week. In the slowest, listings sit for months, Zillow's latest data finds.

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Whitegates acquires Huddersfield agency Harvey & Ryall
PropertyWire

<p>Whitegates has acquired independent estate agency Harvey &#038; Ryall in Huddersfield, expanding the presence of franchise owners Chan and Kashmir Khangura across West Yorkshire. The acquisition transfers Harvey &#038; Ryall's property portfolio to Whitegates Huddersfield, with the franchise stat...

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Foxtons profits fall 57% as rental reforms impact revenue
PropertyWire

<p>London estate agency group Foxtons has reported a 57% decline in pre-tax profit to £4.4m for the six months ending 30 June, as the company navigated weaker sales market conditions and the effects of the Renters' Rights Act on its lettings business. Revenue fell 3% year-on-year to £83.7m, with sal...

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Pritzker’s honor: Illinois housing reform fight intensifies
HousingWire

The fight over Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker&#8217;s sweeping housing reform agenda is intensifying as both sides harden their positions. Supporters and detractors by the thousands delivered their opening arguments Thursday at the first major hearing on Pritzker&#8217;s six-bill package. Pritzker&#821...

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PulteGroup targets margin stability through an upward mix shift
HousingWire

PulteGroup's Q1 2026 ASP fell 5% to $542,000, incentives rose to 10.9%, and gross margin declined to 24.4%.

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Meritage Q1 2026 shows why incentives are the new battlefield
HousingWire

The mid-spring earnings cycle has produced a common-language reality check for America’s public homebuilders: the operating backdrop worsened faster than many management teams expected. In such a context of nearly-universal challenge, doing less-worse may count as a win. Meritage Homes’ Q1 2026 numb...

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First-time homebuyer’s shrinking presence — what it means for real estate agents
HousingWire

The trends is reshaping how agents build their businesses, talk about value and prepare for a future without traditional buyer pipelines.

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NYC launches new unit to combat deed theft
HousingWire

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has created the Office of Deed Theft Prevention, a new unit housed in the Department of Finance to coordinate citywide efforts to combat fraudulent property transfers.

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SoFi rolls out end-to-end digital HELOC experience, advisory council
HousingWire

SoFi unveiled an end-to-end digital HELOC and a 50-member advisory council as homeowners aim to keep 2% to 3% mortgages.

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Powell is done. Will Warsh help with mortgage rates?
HousingWire

Jerome Powell's tenure as Federal Reserve chair is coming to an end as the Department of Justice (DOJ) has ended its investigation of alleged cost overruns on the Fed headquarters' renovations.

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Coldwell Banker: ‘Life doesn’t stop’ as comeback buyers return
HousingWire

For many, the decision to list is no longer about timing. It's about necessity, said Coldwell Banker Affiliates President Jason Waugh.

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