Real Estate Industry Overview & Trends
HUD charged a team of design and construction professionals with discrimination for failing to build accessible housing in a Brooklyn condo development
The iBuyer is piloting 2 new programs to help consumers expedite the closing process and empower them with all-cash offers
'It's just a way for me to add value to potential listing clients,' Jason Cassity told Inman
With an additional $5M in financing, Patch Homes ranks among a growing list of startups that let homeowners sell an equity stake in their home for cash
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Plus the record-setting sale of a $35M house in Southern California
Current CEO Charlie Young and incoming CEO Ryan Gorman both agreed that while iBuying will stay small, it also offers valuable insights into what consumers want
Vector Capital is making a substantial equity investment in the brokerage-owned real estate tech company
With the new franchise, the country's biggest franchisor now has more than 50 market centers and 2,164 agents across 10 countries and regions in Asia
Prevu new platform looking to change the way consumers approach the homebuying process just closed a $2M seed funding round led by Corigin Ventures
The company settled on new branding imagery after about 6 months of beta testing in several different parts of the country
The credit reporting firm said this week that the average score has now hit 706, marking a dramatic turnaround from a decade ago when average scores bottomed out
Members of Bay Area-based bridgeMLS can now access BoxBrownie's array of image enhancement services at double-digit discount. It's the first MLS partnership for NAR's 2018 iOi winner and frequent Inman Connect participant
Bill that limits annual rent increases to 5% plus cost of living could receive final approval as early as Wednesday
The new bill, which would codify the landmark Dynamex ruling establishing a test to determine worker status, allows real estate agents to be exempt
Fidelity's attempt to buy Stewart Information Services fell apart after the Federal Trade Commission said it would oppose the deal
The growing social network announced in May it raised $123M, but that round closed on Monday with $170M
San Diego is the 17th market to offer homebuyers quick-close, all-cash offers from the real estate tech giant