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CENTURY 21 Enters Memphis With Patterson Homes Real Estate Affiliation
Above, an aerial view of Memphis Century 21 Real Estate LLC has announced it is expanding into Memphis with the latest affiliation of Patterson Homes Real Estate Co., a Black-owned firm with over 70 independent sales professionals across two offices. The firm is led by Travis Patterson, a Memphis-raised finance professional turned real estate broker.…
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Utah MLS CEO Wants to Turn Data-Sharing Into Relationships
For real estate professionals, the multiple listing service (MLS) is about as essential as any single tool or resource can be. All the data provides an obvious value to those in the industry, and the platform exists as a foundation for real estate transactions—but what about beyond that? Besides using the MLS to market properties,…
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Here’s What Moves Mortgage Rates—and Why It’s Not Always the Fed
When the Federal Reserve raises or lowers its benchmark interest rate, many people expect mortgage rates to follow suit. But the relationship isn’t that straightforward. The federal funds rate—the rate banks charge each other for overnight loans—has an indirect impact on mortgage rates. The Federal Reserve sets a target rate range for its rate—currently 4.25%…
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Tariffs, Likely to Be ‘Inflationary,’ Face Uncertain Future
On Sat., Feb. 1, President Donald Trump imposed previously promised tariffs, implementing a 25% tax on imported goods from Mexico and most from Canada (energy related goods are only 10%) and an additional 10% tax on imported goods from China. Tariffs could impact the housing market in a few crucial ways. For one, prices on…
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Winning Norcal Team Strives to Make People Happy
Above, Rosie Papazian, left and Krista Miller As an art and design major, Krista Miller had her eye on a career in architecture. But when she and her husband bought their first home in a small community east of San Francisco, she took an immediate interest in real estate. “Looking at houses fit right in…
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NAR Opens Applications for 2025 Good Neighbor Awards
The National Association of REALTORS® has announced the opening of applications for its 2025 Good Neighbor Awards. The program honors real estate agents who demonstrate dedication to volunteer service and who have lasting impacts on their communities. “The Good Neighbor Awards represent the best of who we are as REALTORS®,” said NAR President Kevin Sears,…
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Breaking: Trump’s Treasury Secretary Halts All CFPB Operations, Putting Pending Lawsuits, Rules on Ice
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has ordered a widespread shutdown of operations Monday at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) following his appointment as acting director Monday after President Donald Trump fired the agency’s previous leader Rohit Chopra over the weekend. The news was first reported by Bloomberg Law. According to an internal email obtained by…
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Former Vegas Realtors CEO sues organization after election mishap
Wendy DiVecchio points to disagreement with the board over LVR's ownership of its MLS as a potential reason she was suspended, investigated and subsequently fired last week.
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Rules on closing costs, PACE loans on CFPB chopping block
In his first act as interim Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent froze action on all rules and litigation. Here's what that potentially means for the recent slate of rules and lawsuits targeting the mortgage industry.
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Climate change reshapes real estate, putting $1.5T in value at risk
Climate change has shaken up the U.S. real estate market, with buyers no longer simply seeking better quality of life or affordable housing — but also considering climate risks before purchases.
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State Farm seeks double-digit rate hike in California in wake of LA fires
The insurer asked the California Department of Insurance to raise rates by an average of 22 percent "to help avert a dire situation" as the company pays thousands of claims related to the fires.
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Nominate a rising star of the real estate industry
Public nominations are now open in six categories for 2025, recognizing the real estate industry's emerging leaders.
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The future of the MLS: A proposed path toward a national network
Achieving a national multiple listing service should be our top priority as Realtors, Michigan-based @properties Christie’s International Real Estate broker Chris Marzke writes for Inman.
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A broker left out of NAR settlement gets candid: ‘I’m still pissed’
First Team CEO Michele Harrington's company just settled a commission suit. But while speaking to Inman, she was critical of the way the suits, and NAR's involvement, have played out.
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