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Buyers can now describe their dream home to a computer. You won’t be replaced by AI, says one broker, you’ll be replaced by people who use AI better than you.
Homeowners in America’s riskier markets are losing coverage. It’s not just disaster risk, though. Inflation has made repair costs rise faster than premiums.
The U.S. has almost a million apartment units under construction – 3 times more than it did 20 years ago. In May, though, rents were still up 2.6% year-to-year.
It’s not just about good content that entices customers to return. It’s also about appearing higher in search engine results and boosting an agent’s online presence.
HUD says an outsized portion of homeless youth (40%) are LGBTQI+ , and it plans to address that group’s barriers to housing and shelter during Pride Month.
How should lenders handle appraisal complaints? Five federal agencies issued a request for comments about a residential real estate reconsideration of value (ROV).
Citizens Ins. requested 12% rate hikes in a 2.5-hour meeting with Fla.’s Office of Insurance Regulation. Final OIR decisions usually aren’t issued for a few weeks.
A two-woman team lied about vacant land they offered for sale and disappeared after victims wired a down payment. The online scam claimed more than 40 victims.
Google Ads’ tools give marketers leeway, and some think combining two of those tools provides the strongest results when marketing online.
Middle-income buyers can afford 23% of current listings; 5 years ago, they could afford 50%. Households making up to $75K need more homes at $256K or below.