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A federal judge this week refused to block a special purpose credit program (SPCP) designed to reduce the racial homeownership gap across Washington state.

ARMLS CEO Matthew Consalvo will retire in 2027 after 14 years, prompting a search for new leadership and direction.

The system integrates into title workflows and manages buyer and seller outreach and filing with FinCEN on behalf of the reporting party.

Multifamily developer confidence fell in Q4 2025 as high construction costs and flat rents weighed on the sector, NAHB survey shows.

When the balance between agents and brokers is respected, businesses grow, reputations strengthen, careers stabilize and trust compounds, broker-owner Emily Askin writes.

Alice Faggi watched Andrew Flachner interview "New York Times" bestselling author Sahil Bloom live at ICNY. The conversation challenged everything she thought she knew about building a successful career.

The agents who commit to building genuine skill and the discipline of a professional athlete will not only survive this market, coach Darryl Davis writes — they'll dominate it.

If you're someone who believes fair housing should mean fair housing for everyone, LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance President Tommie Wehrle writes, it's time to get involved and lend your voice.

Think of every interaction with a client and prospective client as your 30-second commercial, Century 21's Tori Keichinger writes. How will you break through?

<p>Homebuyers are spending an average of six hours per week browsing online property portals but many fail to conduct any in-person viewings, according to property search firm Stacks. The company has highlighted a disconnect between digital research activity and physical property viewings.</p> <p>Th...

Survey of 148 institutions shows 61% piloting or using AI, yet only 12.2% have a resourced strategy and 9.5% cite strong data readiness.

<p>A property auction service provider has been ordered to refund £6,972 in penalty fees and pay £300 compensation after an ombudsman ruled the charges were unjustified. The case involved a homeowner who was charged fees during an attempted sale through the auction platform after two buyers encounte...

<p>Labour's proposed £250 annual cap on ground rents may deliver £8.7 billion in windfall gains to buy-to-let landlords, according to analysis by consultancy firm WPI Strategy. The research raises questions about whether the policy will achieve its stated aim of supporting owner-occupiers.</p> <p>Th...

The legislation, aimed at cutting red tape and making homeownership more attainable, is now the law of the land after President Donald Trump declined to sign or veto the bill before midnight Eastern time Saturday.

<p>Rightmove's share price has fallen to a five-year low, declining 15% in the past month. The drop follows concerns over planned AI investment spending and proposed fee increases of up to 18% for estate agents.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/rightmove-shares-fall-to-five...

<p>The Eastern Landlords Association has issued a pre-action legal notice challenging Great Yarmouth Borough Council's selective licensing scheme. The scheme, covering approximately 5,000 rental properties, is scheduled to begin on 1 April.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/...

<p>The number of mortgage products allowing 95% loan-to-value borrowing has reached 537, the highest level since March 2008. The figure represents an 96% increase from the 274 products available in February 2024.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/uk-95-mortgage-products-reac...

<p>As the national average house price exceeds £300,000 for the first time according to Halifax data, several properties remain available below this threshold across England. Listings range from a one-bedroom Manchester apartment at £200,000 to five-bedroom Victorian houses at the £300,000 mark.</p>...

Dr. Lee Davenport speaks with HousingWire's Zeb Lowe about her passion for fair and equitable housing along with easy steps for professionals to get involved and take action.

Mortgage lenders face growing scrutiny over AI use as states and federal regulators move toward oversight. Here are three steps lenders should take now to govern AI responsibly and reduce compliance risk