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- Trump administration ‘effectively disbands’ the PAVE task force July 10, 2025The Trump administration announced Thursday that it has ended the major policy provisions of the Biden-era PAVE task force.
- ‘Dating the rate’ misled borrowers. Now they’re financially strained July 10, 2025An out-of-date mantra that once lured in prospective homebuyers is being criticized by mortgage originators who say clients were “misled.”
- PropStream expands lead generation tech through acquisitions July 10, 2025The acquisitions merge PropStream’s property data capabilities with Batch Leads’ AI-driven lead generation tools and contact dialer.
- Bilt raises $250M to expand into mortgages, with backing from UWM July 10, 2025Bilt, which operates a loyalty program and credit card that converts rent payments into points, has secured a new funding round led by General Catalyst and GID.
- Century 21 expands in Utah, adding Edge Real Estate July 10, 2025The affiliated firm includes several independent sales professionals located throughout Utah — allowing it to serve clients across the state.
- RedKey Realty Leaders merges with RE Source, launches commercial division July 10, 2025The merger brings seven commercial agents from RE Source to RedKey’s existing team of approximately 200 residential agents.
- Michael Campbell joins Title Resources Group as Michigan underwriting counsel July 10, 2025He will support Title Resource Group title agents and escrow officers across Michigan and the broader Midwest.
- Why empathy is the leadership superpower real estate needs now July 10, 2025Empathetic leadership is about seeing the whole person, not just the role they play in your organization, and responding with genuine care and support.
- Trade groups applaud Jonathan Gould’s confirmation to OCC July 10, 2025The Consumer Bankers Association and the Mortgage Bankers Association issued statements to congratulate Gould on his new role.
- Housing market slowdown hits retirees long after they’ve sold July 10, 2025Retirement facilities, which rely heavily on large upfront fees to service debt and fund operations, suffer when the housing market stalls.
