Lennar accused of manipulating borrower data in new lawsuit
The largest homebuilder in the country has been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of providing loans to unqualified borrowers. Continue reading
The largest homebuilder in the country has been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of providing loans to unqualified borrowers. Continue reading
As housing affordability continues to decrease nationwide, an effort is underway at the local and federal level to prevent landlords from discriminating against those who pay for housing using government subsidies, such as Section 8 vouchers. Continue reading
The ongoing government shutdown, 19 days and counting, is taking a toll on home sales, according to a new survey from the National Association of Realtors. Continue reading
Federal workers either not being paid or currently furloughed as a result of the government shutdown are estimated to owe approximately $438 million in mortgage and rent payments this month. Continue reading
Only 4.1 percent of homeowners were delinquent on their mortgage in October, according to CoreLogic’s latest Loan Performance Insights report. Continue reading
The United States added 312,000 jobs in December, including 8,100 in the real estate and rental leasing sector, according to the latest jobs report from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics. Continue reading
With no end in sight to market volatility, managing client jitteriness is likely to be one of Realtors’ primary responsibilities in the coming months. Continue reading
The housing market ended 2018 on a low note, with listing inventory up five percent nationwide and by as much as 10 percent in the nation’s largest metros. Continue reading
The thread that ties these metros together is affordability — something that buyers have struggled to find over the past few years as supply has failed to meet demand. Continue reading
It’s the first time the median numbers in Manhattan have fallen below $1 million in three years, according to Douglas Elliman’s fourth-quarter market report for Manhattan. The median condo or co-op sold for $999,000, 10.6 percent lower than last quarte… Continue reading