Monthly Archives: February 2023

Christie’s affiliate to continue East Coast expansion with Boston office

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LandVest Christie’s International Real Estate announced on Wednesday that it would open a “flagship” office in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Continue reading →

Is 2023 the right time to join a team? 7 reasons to make a move

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Joining a high-performing team has become a popular option for agents at all levels, Adam Hergenrother writes. Here are seven reasons you should consider making the move to a real estate team in 2023. Continue reading →

Builders are pulling their hair out. Why do investors still love them?

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To get a clearer picture of where things stand for builders — and where they’re headed for investors — Inman compiled financial results from the nation’s five largest publicly traded homebuilders. Continue reading →

Floor plan startup Cubicasa inks partnership with growing Utah MLS

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UtahRealEstate.com is the latest multiple listing service to partner with CubiCasa on free floor plans and discounts on property analytics and the startup’s database of real estate photographers. Continue reading →

Fifth Wall’s Brendan Wallace on why ‘proptech is existential’ for leaders

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Fifth Wall’s co-founder revealed why proptech is worthy of venture capital, how friction generates money for lenders and why physics can better illuminate real estate’s carbon footprint. Continue reading →

Cost of living remains high as student loan payments are set to resume in 2023 

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One-in-five respondents reported they have outstanding federal student loans  53% of respondents with outstanding federal student loans say their financial stability depends on their loans being forgiven About a quarter (26%) of respondents with outstanding federal student loans say the money they previously paid toward their student loans is now being used for bills and […] Continue reading →

Court tosses redlining suit sparked by mortgage broker’s radio show

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Regulators alleged statements made by hosts of Townstone Financial’s call-in show discouraged “prospective” African-American applicants from seeking mortgage loans. Continue reading →

Nation’s largest MLS will use AI to catch listing compliance issues

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California Regional MLS is teaming up with Styldod, which CRMLS partially owns, to improve how it handles listing photos and rule violations and to eventually provide a revenue pipeline. Continue reading →

New funds creation muddies talks of VC slowdown

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“TechCrunch” reported that the start of 2023 has been more active than many anticipated, stating that $8 billion in new capital commitments were made in the last week of January. Continue reading →