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NAR-backed LotRoll wants to be the MLS for manufactured housing
Inman

LotRoll, a Colorado startup selected for NAR's REACH 2026 accelerator, is building the missing data layer for manufactured home transactions.

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Should IDX go away? An interview with Hoby Hanna
Inman

James Dwiggins and Keith Robinson sit down with Howard Hanna CEO Hoby Hanna for a candid conversation about listing data, MLSs, private listing networks and the future of IDX.

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How an Inman reporter represented himself and used AI to buy his dream home
Inman

I spent five months walking down the path of buying my family a new house in our dream location without using a Realtor.

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2 text messages, $2.8M: How 8 words created a binding contract
Inman

A written-communication protocol is a professionalism signal that helps you stand out, attorney Kelly Lise Murray writes. Implement these five simple fixes to keep your emails and texts contractless.

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What to say when clients ask about the data center down the street
Inman

As more data centers move into residential neighborhoods nationwide, more clients are arriving with questions, new Inman contributor Elizabeth Quinn writes. Here's how real estate professionals should answer.

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NAR Q2 strategic plan update targets MLS rules, lawsuits, training
HousingWire

NAR’s Q2 report details strategic plan progress, including DOJ letters, Tuccori settlement steps, and new broker and data tools.

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AI is making real estate scams harder for agents to spot
Inman

Scammers are using artificial intelligence to clone email styles, forge documents and impersonate trusted parties — and agents, not just their clients, are increasingly in the crosshairs.

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Who can buy a top-20 builder now? Berkshire resets board calculus
HousingWire

Berkshire Hathaway‘s planned acquisition of No. 6-ranked homebuilder Taylor Morrison begs big follow-on questions. These mostly spring from who this particular buyer is and the moment they have chosen. One way or another, these follow-up questions may prompt homebuilding leaders to revisit a c...

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Social Security, Medicare solvency could be examined by bipartisan commission
HousingWire

Rather than advancing immediate policy changes, the panel would study financial outlooks and submit recommendations for lawmakers to consider.

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PulteGroup unveils its first Florida Del Webb Explore community
HousingWire

Del Webb Explore at North River Ranch opened May 30 with gated amenities, as the Sarasota market posted a 6.0% price drop in 2025.

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Trump’s executive order unlikely to slow adoption of AI in real estate
HousingWire

eXp CTO Carrie Lysenko warned of three risks that matter most for real estate operators right now. The first is data exposure.

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New York AG probes Compass-Anywhere acquisition
HousingWire

New York AG Letitia James is seeking information on Compass’s $1.6 billion Anywhere deal amid antitrust and market share concerns.

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Follow the Demand: Finding Growth Opportunities in a Challenging Housing Market
Inman

The housing market is shifting. Existing-home sales remain sluggish, competition is intense, and buyers’ expectations are evolving. Yet while some agents are struggling, others are finding new opportunities in emerging niches, changing consumer preferences, build-to-rent communities, luxury ma...

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Michigan’s Whitmer steps up, signs single-stair reform into law
HousingWire

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took a big step toward clearing the path for developers to build smaller apartment buildings more affordably. Whitmer signed Michigan’s single-stair legislation into law this week, a green light for developers to build multifamily housing up to six stories more economical...

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Housing Market Spotlight: Lower-priced metros show greater resilience as demand softens
HousingWire

HousingWire Data reveals how elevated mortgage rates are reshaping local housing markets, with more affordable metros proving more resilient.

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Nick Janovsky joins SERHANT. as Tampa luxury sales director
HousingWire

SERHANT. appointed Nick Janovsky luxury sales director for Tampa Bay, citing $250 million in volume and 340-plus deals.

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Connecticut joins wave of states restricting private listings
Inman

Connecticut joined a growing list of states restricting pocket listings after Gov. Ned Lamont signed SB 340 on May 27. The law requires residential listings to be publicly accessible the moment any marketing begins, with penalties of up to $5,000 or license suspension for violations.

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Conveyancing regulator finds transparency gaps in referrals
PropertyWire

<p>The Council for Licensed Conveyancers has found that almost half of 12 examined solicitor practices could not produce written agreements covering referral fees from estate agents. The regulatory body has issued 19 recommendations to improve transparency in conveyancing referral arrangements.</p> ...

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Off-plan buyers gain £26,000 before completion, data shows
PropertyWire

<p>Buyers purchasing new-build properties off-plan in London have seen average gains of £26,000 before completion, according to analysis by Foxtons. The estate agency's data shows that new-build house prices across the capital have increased by an average of 0.23% per month over the past five years....

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Land Registry launches trial to tackle property sale failures
PropertyWire

<p>HM Land Registry has approved a 12-month trial scheme designed to reduce property sale fall-throughs by enabling sellers to identify and correct data errors before marketing their homes. The proof of concept, operated by the Residential Logbook Association, will allow homeowners to access their L...

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