Landlords Rush to Claim Tax Breaks Under J-51 Program
Clock ticks down for NYC property owners seeking J-51 tax break renewal.
Boruch Drillman Faces New Allegations
Boruch Drillman's woes worsen: awaiting sentencing for $165m mortgage scam, faces $2.1m debt ruling.
Houston businessman faces allegations of unauthorized occupancy at downtown office complex.
Ali Choudhri's TwentyFour25 West Loop South foreclosure sale defies traditional norms.
US Justice Department Closes Rental Pricing Antitrust Investigation
Company to "aggressively defend" itself against "baseless allegations" in ongoing civil suits.
Homebuying platform EasyKnock ceases operations
EasyKnock, a proptech firm, has closed down after an abrupt announcement, leaving its website with minimal information.
National Association of Realtors-backed charity disproportionately supports conservative organizations
National Association of Realtors' PAC affiliate leans right despite claiming neutrality.
Berkeley to boost innovation through revised zoning regulations
Berkeley eases zoning laws for R&D labs with moderate biosafety risk, aiming to attract more companies.
New York Times Criticizes NAR Over Alleged Politicking Influence
New Report Raises Transparency Concerns Over NAR's Partisan Spending Practices.
Caruso Realty Partners joins forces with Christie's Southern California
Michael Caruso helps others succeed in coastal Orange County real estate after years of owning his own brokerage.
EasyKnock Proptech Closes Amid Sale-Leaseback Backlash
Company faces lawsuits from Texas and Michigan customers, plus scrutiny from multiple state attorneys general.
NAR Shifts Focus to Conversational Engagement in Member Experience Approach
NAR Seeks Input from Members and Associations on Delivering Value for Future Success
Phoenix, Tempe resolve airport development dispute, paving way for 1,600 new homes
Phoenix, Tempe settle dispute over 46-acre site with proposed apartment complex.
Rocket Mortgage disputes allegations of appraisal bias in lawsuit
Rocket Mortgage sues HUD after being sued by Justice Department over alleged appraisal bias.
Fullerton faces deadline to adopt state-mandated affordable housing strategy
Fullerton risks losing up to $2M in state funds over delayed housing plan certification.
Manhattan Council Challenger Gains Momentum with City of Yes Vote
City Council hopeful Jess Coleman centers campaign around City of Yes housing plan.
Excelsior Springs Seniors Discover Real Estate Tax Breaks at Local Forum
Over 90 seniors gather at Excelsior Springs Community Center for information on Clay County's new Senior Real Estate Property Tax Relief program.
eXp Realty's Leo Pareja Leads by Example in Top Agent Ranks
New CEO Pareja tackles industry turmoil head-on since taking office in April.
Navigating Real Estate Agency Options: A Consumer's Guide
A real estate professional assists buyers and sellers with various tasks requiring disclosure and agreement.
Carpenters' Union Seeks Autonomy in Governance Reforms
New York's carpenters' union poised for independence after 30-year court supervision.
DIY Home Buyers Share Their Agent-Free Experiences
Non-traditional homebuyers prioritize speed and convenience over cost savings.
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