Monthly Archives: June 2025

Broker Spotlight: Holly Brink, My Real Estate Company

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Find out how this broker across four states has launched and where she and her agents are headed as they embrace the future. Continue reading →

Chimera boosts non-QM presence with HomeXpress acquisition

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The New York City-based REIT will pay $120 million in cash for national non-Qualified Mortgage lender HomeXpress Mortgage Corp., plus 2.08 million shares in Chimera valued at $27.9 million. Continue reading →

Senate confirms HUD deputy secretary in 51-43 vote

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The Senate confirmed Department of Housing and Urban Development Chief of Staff Andrew Hughes as the department’s deputy secretary. Hughes also worked under former Secretary Ben Carson. Continue reading →

Build the future: What I learned when creating a new flagship office

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CEO and founder Jill Butler offers insights to help you build something that reflects the heart of your company and provides the space for your agents to accomplish big things. Continue reading →

How to automate 60% of workflow without sacrificing service

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AI will never replace the power of real connection, indie broker Amy Stockberger writes. But it can clear the clutter, remove the repetition, and give you back the time and energy to focus on what actually builds legacy. Continue reading →

Real estate AI firm Shilo raises $2.6M in seed round

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Shilo makes a virtual assistant meant to boost real estate agents’ productivity. The cash infusion comes as interest in artificial intelligence soars. Continue reading →

StreetEasy listings fell this week. The portal says FARE isn’t the issue

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The Zillow-owned portal appeared to shed listings Wednesday after the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act became law, but a spokesperson insisted daily fluctuations are common. Continue reading →

7 metros where you can snag a luxury home for less than $1M

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Purchasing a luxury home often comes with a hefty price tag, but in some U.S. metros, high-end living can still be surprisingly affordable. Continue reading →

Score drop: The credit fallout for federal student loan borrowers 

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With the resumption of federal student loan collection efforts, many borrowers are facing financial pressure, sharp declines in credit scores, and limited options for repayment. Not only are budgets strained, but mental health is also suffering as fears of long-term indebtedness weigh heavily on borrowers.  According to a new study conducted online by The Harris […] Continue reading →

NAR downplays former employee’s amended retaliation complaint

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Former National Association of Realtors project manager Roshani Sheth updated her complaint with more details, but the trade organization insists her additional allegations “doom” her claims. Continue reading →