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Buyers could save 28% by purchasing in neighbouring postcodes
PropertyWire

<p>Homebuyers in the UK could reduce property costs by up to 47% by purchasing in postcodes adjacent to the country's most expensive areas, according to research from Lloyds Bank. The study found that homes in neighbouring areas cost 28% less on average nationally.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://w...

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Address Realty names Eddie Sturgeon chief growth officer
HousingWire

Address Realty hired Eddie Sturgeon as chief growth officer to lead national expansion and grow AddressUSA.com across 50 states.

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Out-of-hours property enquiry data reveals industry gaps
PropertyWire

<p>The property industry lacks independent data on out-of-hours enquiries, with widely cited figures ranging from 26% to 91% based on suppliers' own datasets. Analysis reveals commonly quoted portal statistics are misinterpreted, whilst independent research shows peak enquiry activity occurs at 8:48...

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Kim Smith on SmartFi’s strategy to grow the reverse mortgage pie
HousingWire

The lender’s growth strategy hinges on "growing the pie" by equipping traditional, forward-centric loan officers with the tools and education needed to seamlessly offer reverse mortgages to their clients.

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When your AI vendor gets it wrong, you’re still responsible
HousingWire

Mortgage servicers remain responsible for account decisions influenced by vendor AI under OCC model risk guidance, GSE requirements and Treasury AI controls. With Fannie LL-2026-04 effective Aug. 6, 2026, servicers need AI inventories, stronger vendor contract terms and borrower-specific adverse act...

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From weeks to minutes: How AI-native land acquisition is changing the game for homebuilders
HousingWire

Prophetic CEO Oliver Alexander says AI-native land acquisition can cut site analysis from hours to minutes, enabling builders to evaluate 1,000-2,000 parcels per user each month. With only 1.5% to 2% of US parcels listed at a time, the approach targets off-market discovery and pipeline management.

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Beyond the mortgage: Alex Song on how Made Card is building homeowner loyalty through everyday engagement
HousingWire

Made Card co-founder Alex Song says lenders need post-close engagement as recapture rates stay around 20% to 30%. He cites early metrics including 73% of users linking a mortgage within two months and partner savings averaging 15% in 2026.

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AI’s housing impact is strong — but highly localized
HousingWire

While more than 40% of listings nationally are seeing price cuts, some AI hubs — particularly San Francisco — continue to prove resilient.

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Green Brick seizes a margin edge as a land and product outlier
HousingWire

Green Brick Partners posted a 29.8% Q2 gross margin, up 900 basis points, as the Trophy Signature Homes brand keeps growing.

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Regulators move to narrow CRA, drawing fire from advocates
HousingWire

Federal banking regulators released a Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) proposal Friday that narrows how banks earn credit for community development while raising asset thresholds for small and midsized institutions.

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Retired judges challenge Tuccori opt-in commission suit settlements
HousingWire

Four retired federal judges filed an amicus brief urging the Seventh Circuit to allow Batton plaintiffs to intervene in Tuccori.

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Who decides where listings show up, Zillow, Compass or the MLS?
HousingWire

Zillow, MRED and Compass argue over one-day IDX display timing and portal access as a federal judge considers an injunction.

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Vishal Garg pushes back on Better’s CEO termination claims in court filings
HousingWire

<p>Garg cited Tinman AI volume of $646 million in Q4 2025 and disputed claims about his removal</p>

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Google expands home listing ads. How can agents participate?
Inman

Bright MLS' participation offers one of the best looks at how Google’s HouseCanary-powered home listing experience may work in practice.

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The real estate trap I built for myself, one yes at a time
Inman

For years, I thought saying yes made me a better leader, Keith Robinson writes. It turns out it was making me worse at the things that mattered most.

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New agent, phantom buyers and the career-ending consequences
Inman

A California agent created three fake offers to keep a luxury listing from expiring. Troy Palmquist and Summer Goralik look at how the scheme unraveled in their latest True Crimes of Real Estate episode.

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A record 20% of house hunters looked to relocate in Q1
Inman

A record share of U.S. house hunters looked to leave their home metro in the first quarter, Redfin found — and the data reveals which markets are still drawing movers and which pandemic boomtowns are losing them.

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We can’t be bought, and we won’t be bullied
Inman

Inman does not work for the biggest brokerages, the loudest portal or whoever is writing the largest check this quarter. We work for the agents and brokers.

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Stop trying to predict the housing market. Start building a business that lasts.
Inman

After more than 20 years of experience in the real estate industry, I’ve seen more predictions than I can count. And today, agents are surrounded by questions about what’s going to happen. Will interest rates go down? Will inventory open up? How will AI impact operations? What part of the cycle is t...

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Even once the war ends, real estate agents see longer road ahead: Intel
Inman

Talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz have calmed some corners of the financial sector, but real estate brokerages aren't feeling it yet.

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