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- Inside Real Estate puts forth AI-powered home search platform August 18, 2025Users can type requests such as “show me craftsman style homes in the Riverland neighborhood under $600k” or “I want granite countertops."
- RE/MAX turns to Vic Lombardo to scale Motto Mortgage, wemlo August 18, 2025Lombardo will succeed Ward Morrison to oversee mortgage brokerage franchise brand Motto Mortgage and third-party processing solution wemlo.
- Caliber Home Loans fined $2.3M for overcharging California borrowers August 18, 2025Caliber will pay $1.8 million in penalties and has refunded more than $550,000 to impacted California consumers.
- Greystone’s $103M affordable housing fund to support rental units in six states August 18, 2025The fund will support a total of 11 developments in Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
- VA loan homebuyers navigate NAR settlement with ease August 18, 2025Despite initial concerns, real estate and mortgage professionals say the NAR settlement has not had much of an impact on VA loan buyers.
- WFG National Title launches Agent 3.0 with AI, automation focus August 18, 2025The program also offers access to seven support areas, including marketing assistance, operational support and fraud prevention.
- HUD’s English-only policy slams the door on the American Dream August 18, 2025HUD will be enforcing an English-only policy across operations. But, is it making it harder to live the American Dream for non-English speakers?
- Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett bets big on homebuilders August 18, 2025Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has invested nearly $1 billion in homebuilders Lennar and D.R. Horton since the start of 2025.
- New-home purchase mortgage demand kept growing in July August 18, 2025Purchase activity for new homes strengthened in July, with both mortgage applications and new-home sales estimates picking up.
- New real estate investigation on ‘deceptive practices’ launched by Moehrl lead counsel August 18, 2025Class action law firm Hagens Berman is investigating home sales made with the help of an “online real estate agent.”
