Serious delinquencies for credit cards and auto loans are at peak levels not seen since the Great Financial Crisis, with the savings rate dropping to a low point for 2026.
A New York lawsuit is seeking to treat some of Bitcoin’s oldest dormant wallets, including addresses tied to the cryptocurrency’s creator, as lost property valued at less than $10 each. The amended complaint asks a state court to grant legal ownership of 39,069 Bitcoin addresses
An analysis of HMDA data by Down Payment Resource and Urban Institute found 43.6% of purchase mortgages are eligible for DPA, but usage lags.
Bitcoin saw its lowest levels since the middle of April as BTC price action continued ot diverge from thriving US stock markets.
NAR asked DOJ and FTC to recognize MLSs as procompetitive and clarify low-risk sharing of historical property data and AI use.
As the CFTC issued landmark approvals for crypto perpetual futures contracts, it explained in a related advisory that round-the-clock activity isn't right for all.
The modern American workforce is increasingly composed of freelancers, gig workers and entrepreneurs whose complex incomes don't fit traditional mortgage underwriting standards. By embracing Non-QM loans, the mortgage industry can bridge this gap, helping responsible borrowers bu
Analysts warn Ether’s downside risks remain elevated as traders closely watch the $1,800 support zone for stability.
Anthony Lamacchia breaks down the Chicago Zillow–MRED fight, Clear Cooperation and why an MLS “listing war” would hurt consumers and agents.
As Congress weighs crypto legislation, Aaron Klein says the CFTC needs more resources, independence and coordination to oversee digital markets.
CMLS asked DOJ and FTC to recognize MLSs as pro-competitive, citing 230 MLSs, 1.7 million subscribers and data access benefits.
Texas is seeking a custodian to transition reserve assets from Blackrock's IBIT into direct bitcoin holdings.
The complexities and emotions behind a divorce listing make it fundamentally different from other transactions. Lindsey Harn teaches you to navigate amid conflict.
A hopeful posting on Iran from President Trump helped erase morning losses.
Anthony Lamacchia is drawing a line in the sand as the Compass-Zillow fight spills into MLSs, warning he’ll sue if it reaches his markets.
The CFTC opened the doors for perpetual futures contracts, giving way for Kalshi and Coinbase to offer those products.
Real estate is not just about properties, Debbi DiMaggio writes. It’s about helping people move confidently into their next chapter.
Investing in multifamily housing rewards local insight, patience, persistence and the development of operational excellence, Michael Zaransky writes.
New residential sales declined 11.3 percent annually in April, as buyer activity wilted under rising mortgage rates.
Balcony raises $14 million to build connected digital infrastructure for U.S. property land records, starting with 370,000 property parcels in Bergen County, New Jersey.
Ahead of Inman Luxury Connect in San Diego, Corcoran Affiliates President Stephanie Anton talks about changing luxury expectations and what they mean for the future of real estate.
Our fiduciary duty is not to tech platforms or national brokerage strategies, Compass team lead and Zillow customer Ben Lalez writes. It is to the human beings who trust us to guide them through the housing market.
Stop telling buyers that a fixed-rate mortgage means their payment will never change. Rising property taxes and insurance costs make that bad advice, Bernice Ross writes.
Closing and settlement agents won't be fined for failing to report transactions, as the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) appeals the overturning of its real estate anti-money-laundering rule.
HouseWhisper launches Lead Engine and Rules Engine, expanding its AI real estate platform to automate lead nurturing and routing for teams.
The threat comes one week after the MLS in Chicago shut off Zillow's listings feed in the nation's third largest city.
Is Compass wrong? Is Zillow off base? It doesn’t matter. They’re not the villains; old thinking and outdated assumptions are, coach Verl Workman writes.
A federal judge granted preliminary approval to $106M in Tuccori opt-in settlements, including $52.25M from NAR and $30M from HomeServices.
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