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Brands by Integra names Charles Boyett national VP of growth and more — today's lot signal.

Boyett brings more than 25 years of experience in real estate brokerage, executive leadership and business development.

The Senate confirmed U.S. District Attorney Jay Clayton on Tuesday to lead the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, formally ending Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte’s brief stint as acting intelligence chief.

Pennymac imposed another round of layoffs ahead of its after-market earnings report on Wednesday, as the mortgage sector navigates a higher-for-longer interest-rate environment.

loanDepot will open a new corporate center in Miami in September, establishing an East Coast hub that expands its national footprint and centralizes key corporate functions.

Equity Prime Mortgage appoints David Abrahamson as chief risk officer, with 40 years of experience and oversight of credit and compliance.

According to the company, "solopreneurs" lose $4,000 to $10,000 annually in missed tax deductions because of inconsistent expense tracking.

The merger expands the organization to approximately 94,000 members across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.

Howard Hanna partners with Portside, gaining Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts reach, and expanding to 18 states and 500+ offices.

Elevated rates and financial strain are expected to keep reverse mortgage borrowing power constrained through the end of the year.

300,000-plus listed lots highlight infill boon for builders, per Zillow and more — today's lot signal.

Zillow data shows 300,000 listed empty lots could cut the U.S. housing shortage by 6.3%, highlighting scattered-lot opportunities.

A North Carolina church just secured a conditional rezoning that includes 12 residential lots — no state law required. As the YIGBY movement expands across the U.S., real estate professionals need to understand how faith-based housing deals work and what to watch for when religio

Spreading regulatory concern over New York City office-to-residential conversions intensified after two more developments experienced work stoppages due to jobsite issues. Inspectors fully halted work at 222 Broadway in Lower Manhattan after cracked concrete beams on the 32nd flo

Luxury home prices are up about 5% while the US faces a 4 million home supply deficit. Competition from AI data centers is intensifying labor and materials constraints, increasing cost and timeline risks.

Real estate, title and mortgage firms often rely on outsourced IT. This guide outlines key risks of weak support and the core services to require, including monitoring, patching, backups and cybersecurity controls.

Proprietary reverse mortgages surpassed HECMs in Q1 2026, with $953 million in originations vs $875 million. With no federal cap on origination fees, the industry faces growing pressure to improve fee benchmarks and disclosure.

For decades, the mortgage industry has focused on helping consumers buy and refinance homes. It’s where lenders have built their businesses, where technology has evolved and where most originators have spent their careers. But that’s only half the market. Every day, homeowners mo

For much of the past decade, Meritage Homes has stood as one of public homebuilding’s clearest business use cases that thoughtfully designed, efficiently built entry-level homes could unlock homeownership for thousands of households who otherwise might have remained renters. The

FirstTeam Real Estate's Lauren Henss and Purlin's Tim Quirk sit down with HousingWire to touch on the state of brokerage AI adoption.

The Trump administration announced it will end a temporary Medicare Part D premium stabilization program after the 2026 contract year.

LPT Aperture filed confidential IPO paperwork on Form S-1, with no price range or offering size set and timing pending review.

Chris Gallo, once one of the nation’s top mortgage loan officers, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud in federal court in New Jersey, according to court filings.

Although you can't control rates, inventory or affordability, Jimmy Burgess writes, you can help your sellers navigate those realities.