The real estate companies that went bust in 2018
The story of real estate in 2018 was one of exploding investment and technology — but not every company managed to make it all the way through the year. Continue reading
The story of real estate in 2018 was one of exploding investment and technology — but not every company managed to make it all the way through the year. Continue reading
The U.S. government has been partially shut down for less than a week, but already the closure is blocking access to critical government data, including information that would have shed light on the housing market. Continue reading
Mortgage rates continued along their downward trend to end the year, according to the latest data from Freddie Mac, released Thursday. Continue reading
EXp World Holdings, the parent company of virtual real estate brokerage eXp Realty, is making major changes to its agent stock program. Continue reading
The stock market bounced back Wednesday, erasing Monday’s losses but still left markets down compared to a month ago. Continue reading
The company’s Memphis-area rentals also amassed property violations at an unusually high rate, equal to a new violation every day or two, according to The Post. Continue reading
While still not likely to relieve buyers, the 5.5 percent annual growth was the same as in September, and down from 5.7 percent in August. Continue reading
The number of homes listed on Trulia fell sharply in the last three months of 2018, according to the latest Inventory and Price Watch Report. Continue reading
Tiny home and manufactured housing builder Legacy Housing Corp. raises $48 million in IPO. Continue reading
Opendoor plans to expand to Washington, D.C., next year, marking a significant push into the notoriously difficult-for-iBuyers East Coast market. Continue reading