Rates rose above 6.25% and ended the week at 6.41% as spreads worsened while the 10-year yield neared its yearly high.
Public capital subsidies run $20 to $25 billion yearly, yet the total subsidy per affordable unit is not tracked anywhere.
Older homeowners hold massive housing equity, but rate lock-in and messy transition sequencing are slowing listings—creating ...
Trump signs executive order targeting environmental permitting, energy mandates and federal rules that slow construction and raise homebuilding costs.
A balanced case for private listings, risks to MLS access and a proposed fix using disclosure now and laws mandating sharing.
Residential remodeling tops $500B, yet over 50% of payroll firms earn under $250,000, and M&A remains inconsistent since ...
Opendoor claims it removed 350 bps of mortgage markup to cut rates, prompting debate over costs, pricing and scale.
Smith Douglas Homes presses ahead with volume growth in the Sun Belt despite margin pressure, prioritizing sales pace and production efficiency.
CT Realtors, Smart MLS and WeSERV were dismissed from the Zea lawsuit after a judge found the alleged conduct occurred ...
Howard Hanna launches HannaList as brokerages expand private networks, this column proposes three steps for portals and MLSs to limit harm.
Realtor.com finds institutional investors were 1% of purchases in 2015 to 2025, suggesting limited affordability impact.
A 72-story downtown Brooklyn tower cleared NYC Council, planning 1,263 apartments and 25% affordable, with occupancy assumed in 2032.
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