- July 18, 2025
Rayse expands platform with new homeseller tools
Originally focused on buyer-side transactions, Rayse is now offering agents a way to document and share their behind-the-scenes work with sellers through a centralized platform.
8 Ways to Expand Your Sphere of Influence in Real Estate in 2025
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Housing inventory actually fell last week. What is going on?
In the two weeks leading up to the July 4th holiday week, our weekly Housing Market Tracker showed that housing data was stabilizing as mortgage
NAR again seeks dismissal of discrimination and harassment suit
In the second amended complaint, Sheth alleges that NAR violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Illinois Human Rights Act.
Why mortgage purchase apps are on a 22-week growth streak
Purchase apps My joke about purchase apps data is that the last time we saw levels this low was in the 1990s, when No Doubt
AGs oppose HUD’s plan to roll back fair housing marketing rules
“The Trump Administration is working to roll back critical fair housing regulations that prohibit discrimination — protections put in place in the 70’s to combat
Are broker-to-broker referral fees next in the real estate hot seat?
NWMLS announced the changes last week, stating in a press release that the changes were designed to “provide buyers and sellers with complete transparency regarding
Reducing risk: Safely disposing of old electronics
In today’s digital landscape, electronic devices play a critical role in our businesses, storing vast amounts of sensitive data. This is especially true for real
Christie’s affiliate adds five top agents in Northern California
“This is a transformative moment for our South County presence,” Chris Trapani, co-founder and CEO of Christie’s International Real Estate Sereno, said in a statement. “The
AI help for seniors, UWM details lending advancements
The importance of meeting older customers where they are with AI technology In the second part of his interview, Packer explores the potential for improving
