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Arizona homebuilders challenge groundwater restrictions
Developers and regulators are locked in a deepening dispute over how to manage the state’s finite water supplies.
RE/MAX adds high-performing Hawaii brokerage
The move brings 170 agents and six offices into the RE/MAX system, reinforcing the company’s growth strategy in key U.S. markets.
Southern California luxury brokerage joins eXp Realty
Brett Zebrowski and his firm Palm Realty Boutique are joining eXp. The 90-agent firm posted $750 million in sales volume in 2024.
FOA’s Kristen Sieffert talks about growing the business in 2025
FOA’s Kristen Sieffert explained what the company will prioritize in as it aims to reach more older homeowners with its reverse products.
How urban environments present unique challenges for aging in place
While rural and suburban areas have their own challenges, cities can also offer roadblocks for aging in place.
Former director Rohit Chopra sounds alarm over diminished CFPB
Rohit Chopra warned of consequences for consumers, financial markets and smaller companies if the CFPB is scaled back or dismantled.
NAR, News Corp. seek dismissal of Bandy lawsuit
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) and News Corp., along with several of its subsidiaries such as Move, Realtors Information Network and OpCity, are looking to have the Bandy fraud suit dismissed.
Why real estate professionals must return to old-school thinking in 2025
One thing is clear: This year will demand a shift in how real estate professionals approach their goals. The industry needs to go old school and focus on relationship-driven models. Professionals should also leverage technology to give clients the best experience for the biggest decision of their lives.
Judge dismisses sexual assault case against Alexander brothers on technicality
A federal judge dismissed Angelica Parker’s suit against the Alexanders — including Oren’s twin brother Alon — on the grounds that the case was not filed within the time frame set by a New York state law that allows sexual assault survivors to sue their alleged attackers no matter how far back the incident occurred.
