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Multiple lawsuits claim Hometap violated TILA in HEI contracts
HousingWire

The lawsuits allege Hometap improperly structured its home equity investment contracts as "Option Purchase Agreements" to avoid federal and state mortgage lending laws.

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Antinozzi Group returns to Compass in Houston
HousingWire

Houston-based Antinozzi Group rejoined Compass from REMAX after closing 35 sides and $30.80 million in 2025 sales volume.

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GSEs release historical FICO 10T data, expand VantageScore 4.0 file
HousingWire

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Wednesday released historical credit score data for FICO Score 10T and additional data for VantageScore 4.0.

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Mortgage applications rise as purchase demand offsets refi drop
HousingWire

Mortgage applications rose 0.04% last week as purchase demand increased and refinance activity declined, MBA found.

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California November ballot: a billionaire tax and new local tax limits
HousingWire

California has long been synonymous with high taxes, but new fights over who will pay them are exposing a sharper fault line. The state increasingly reaches for “tax the rich” tools to fund housing and social programs, while anti-tax forces try to constrain those same tools. California’s tax fight i...

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Tom Blanchard keeps Blanchard & Calhoun focused on what big firms can’t buy
HousingWire

Blanchard and Calhoun says community focus and agent support help it compete in Augusta amid consolidation and commission pressure.

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Why mortgage rates are rising, not falling, with oil under $70
HousingWire

A hawkish Fed outlook is anchoring the 10-year near 4.46% to 4.48%, keeping mortgage rates near 6.50% to 6.75% despite oil.

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Harvest Capital, TPG close $600M Metro Development Group line
HousingWire

Harvest Capital and TPG closed a $600M recapitalization and expansion facility for Metro Development Group, backing 10 Florida MPCs and Southeast growth.

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Nonbanks drive agency ARM increase as borrower leverage grows
HousingWire

Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) remain a minority of total agency originations, but they have reemerged in 2026.

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NAIOP pivots to Commercial Real Estate Development Association
HousingWire

NAIOP rebranded as the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, also known as CREDA. The trade group, founded in 1967, represents more than 21,000 members through 55 chapters across North America and said its advocacy and education mission remains unchanged.

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Shilo rolls out autonomous 1:1 AI coaching for agent calls
HousingWire

Shilo launches 1:1 Coaching, an AI sales coach built on agent call data, citing 87% attrition and 40% to 60% lead waste.

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Zillow injunction hearing opens in MRED antitrust case
HousingWire

A two-day Chicago hearing weighs Zillow’s bid to block MRED from terminating its listing feed as the antitrust case proceeds.

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Why your agent recruiting conversations are dead on arrival
Inman

Stop chasing agents and start attracting and selecting them instead, coach Verl Workman writes. Provide solutions that make your value proposition irresistible.

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Two in five leaseholders report unexpected service charge rises
PropertyWire

<p>Forty percent of leaseholders have experienced unexpected increases in their service charges, according to a survey of 2,000 leaseholders. The research found service charges were identified more frequently than ground rents as the cost that had risen unexpectedly.</p> <p>The post <a href="https:/...

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Property fraud cases reach 55 in 12-month period
PropertyWire

<p>Criminals impersonating homeowners to sell properties fraudulently or secure mortgages were recorded in 55 cases over a 12-month period, according to figures obtained from HM Land Registry. The data highlights ongoing risks in property transactions where fraudsters use forged documents.</p> <p>Th...

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Property agency owners pursue new ventures after business sales
PropertyWire

<p>Former property agency owners are increasingly launching new businesses after sales rather than retiring, according to data from a specialist broker. Property development and alternative sector ventures represent common post-sale activities among younger sellers.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://...

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Cambridge single-family rental scheme secures £125m refinancing
PropertyWire

<p>Apache Capital and Nuveen Real Estate have secured £125 million in refinancing from United Overseas Bank for a 373-home single-family rental development in Cambridge. The two-year facility replaces the previous development loan and marks the next stage for the completed scheme at Eddington.</p> <...

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Tenant advocacy group calls for penalties on deposit claims
PropertyWire

<p>Generation Rent has called on the Government to introduce penalties for landlords and letting agents who make inflated deposit claims. The advocacy group estimates that 296,000 tenanted households lose hundreds of pounds annually due to deposit retention.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.prop...

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Think tanks propose London housing plan for opposition parties
PropertyWire

<p>A joint report by the Centre for Policy Studies and Onward has outlined proposals for London's housing crisis that could deliver up to 1.85 million additional homes. The report, backed by Conservative and Reform UK politicians, identifies five development categories including estate regeneration ...

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Tax threshold changes to affect majority of landlords by 2028
PropertyWire

<p>Lower income thresholds will bring significantly more landlords into HMRC's Making Tax Digital for Income Tax regime over the next two years. The threshold will fall to £30,000 from April 2027 before reducing again to £20,000 from April 2028, bringing the majority of landlords within scope of dig...

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