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- Survey: HousingWire readers have a pulse on the housing market September 16, 2024Each quarter, HousingWire Research polls the audience on the state of the housing market and current industry affairs.
- Helping condo boards stay afloat during the storms of September September 16, 2024So, how can these situations be handled in condo buildings or managed communities? There are four basic steps that those responsible for a property need to take to help manage disasters effectively to get residents back into their apartments as soon as possible.
- Pennymac increases its conforming loan limit to $802,650 September 15, 2024Pennymac joined Rocket Pro TPO in announcing a new conforming loan limit of $802,650.
- Lower mortgage rates attracting more homebuyers September 15, 2024Lower mortgage rates are already impacting the housing data, as seen in the first positive 14-week trend in purchase applications in 2024.
- The challenges and opportunities for Hispanic real estate agents September 14, 2024Attendees at the NAHREP conference are meeting market challenges with optimism and a clear sense of their mission.
- The insane new AI tools available for real estate agents September 14, 2024A session at the NAHREP event Friday highlighted new and improved AI use cases for real estate agents.
- Appraisal Institute CEO fired following “secret” board meeting September 13, 2024Cindy Chance, the CEO of the Appraisal Institute, was terminated on Thursday night during what she described as a "secret board meeting" that she was excluded from.
- How agents can thrive in a recession: 7 tips from a KW mega broker September 13, 2024Get coach Sean Moudry's 7 strategies to grow your business — even in a recession.
- How a D.C.-based reverse mortgage assistance program was revived September 13, 2024A reverse mortgage assistance program for residents of Washington, D.C., was revived in August after originally ending in late 2021.
- CBO reduces the expected lifespan for Social Security September 13, 2024Social Security program benefits will be exhausted one year sooner than previously forecast, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
