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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced last week that it will continue requiring tri-merge credit reports to maintain "prudent risk management" as it transitions to new credit scoring models.

Markets swing and disruption hits. A long game mindset helps agents stay steady, keep prospecting, and find opportunity.

<p>A former Norfolk estate agent has appeared in court facing 19 charges of fraud by false representation totalling approximately £50,000. Victoria Steele, 51, who operated Swaffham-based eHomes between 2011 and 2018, is accused of withholding landlord rental payments and failing to protect tenant d...

<p>Propertymark has opened voting for key leadership positions, with members able to cast their votes until 18th June. The elections come as agents face increased regulatory and legislative pressure across the property sector.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/propertymark-o...

<p>Labour leadership candidates' property tax proposals could impact investment and mortgage rates, according to Knight Frank analysis. Prime central London exchanges above £5 million are 18% below the five-year average.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/labour-leadership-ra...

For the past three years, the housing market has been fixated on mortgage rates, as they dictate monthly payments and determine who can buy, refinance or move. However, the prolonged mortgage lock-in effect means the rate is no longer the whole story; it has instead evolved into a widespread mobilit...

Homebuilders are tightening inventory, refining product mix and pursuing M&#038;A opportunities as elevated rates and affordability pressures reshape the 2026 housing market.

New FHFA data shows that the first quarter of this year was the slowest for home price growth in a decade.

Opendoor founder Eric Wu’s new startup, NavigateAI, uses artificial intelligence to help construction and field teams work more efficiently.

Josh Ries shares what you can learn from Spencer Pratt's mayoral race marketing and how you can apply it to your real estate business.

In their newest “True Crimes” podcast, Summer Goralik and Troy Palmquist examine a decades-old fraud case that illustrates why agents should educate clients about deed fraud and transaction safety to build strong long-term relationships.

Consumers still need trust, leadership and guidance through major life decisions, coach Verl Workman writes. Real estate agents who understand that can create momentum now.

The S&#038;P Cotality Case-Shiller Indices slowed again in March, as annual home prices in "more than half" of the 20 largest markets declined.

NOAA has issued an El Niño Watch, putting the odds of the pattern emerging at 82 percent by summer, and 96 percent through winter.

In this episode of Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered, MRED board member and top broker Tommy Choi unpacks what’s really happening in Chicago.

Howard Hanna has launched an invite-only luxury network for fewer than 200 of its 15,000 agents. Here's how the program works and why the firm chose NYC's Billionaires' Row to make its case.

The Community Associations Institute has filed an amicus brief arguing the Corporate Transparency Act was never meant to reach the nonprofit, volunteer-led boards governing 373,000 community associations.

From ChatGPT apps to natural language search, portals are reshaping how buyers start their shopping journeys.

The Oppenheim Group founder says the industry is asking the wrong question about consolidation. It's not the headcount that concerns him but the policy power that comes with it.

Luxury buyers are not just buying square footage or finishes, The Agency's Michael Biryla writes. They’re buying rarity, identity and perception.