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- NorthstarMLS says no to delayed marketing exempt listings July 7, 2025The Minnesota-based MLS is adopting NAR’s mandatory Multiple Listing Options policy but will not implement delayed listings.
- Waltz raises another $25M to power international real estate investment July 7, 2025The company said it’s positioned to support up to $1 billion in loan volume, a move aligned with growing foreign demand for U.S. property.
- Layoffs are blurring the retirement lines for seniors July 7, 2025For older people who wish to stay in the workforce, a layoff or buyout can radically change their financial picture.
- FHA seeks input on buy now, pay later lending July 7, 2025The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has opened a request for information on buy now, pay later (BNPL) lending as it seeks to understand its implications for housing affordability and stability.
- The 8 best real estate lead generation websites for 2025 July 7, 2025Attract qualified homebuyers & sellers with these feature-rich real estate lead generation websites.
- Back on the tariff roller coaster: Trump imposes new levies, extends deadlines July 7, 2025Trump issued a flurry of new tariffs on key trade partners while also indicating he will extend the deadline for others to negotiate a deal.
- NAR celebrates passage of the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ July 7, 2025The bill includes several long-sought policy priorities for NAR, including a fourfold increase to the cap on state and local tax deductions.
- USA Today jumps into the portal wars July 7, 2025USA Today publisher Gannett is partnering with AddressUSA to power an online real estate portal across the USA Today Network.
- Plaintiffs in fake leads lawsuit ask court to reconsider ruling July 7, 2025The suit was dismissed in March, but the Bandy suit plaintiffs want the court to reconsider granting a motion to compel arbitration.
- Kiavi aims to strengthen construction lending with two executive hires July 7, 2025Pittsburgh-based lender Kiavi on Monday announced the hirings of Tom Hallock and Robert Jayne as the company seeks to grow its construction financing segment to better meet the needs of real estate investors.
