Nine New Jersey towns challenge state's affordable housing law
New Jersey municipalities challenge landmark housing law: Nine towns sue state over affordable housing overhaul signed in March.
Collaborative Approach: Industry Experts Recommend
According to a recent WAV Group poll of real estate professionals, only 28% want to keep the policy as-is, with many citing concerns over litigation.
NAR's D-Day: A New Beginning or Uncertainty?
Deadline for a crucial antitrust fight over broker commissions may have passed, but pressure remains for the National Association of Realtors and major residential brokerage players.
The Rise and Fall of Twitter Trolls: A Journey Through the LPWhisperer's Eyes
A tough summer for well-known characters on #RETwit: Influencers in the online real estate community on X face a campaign by the anonymous account "LPWhisperer."
Kevin Spacey's Legal Battle: Fighting Foreclosure on His Mansion
Lawyers of the troubled actor claim the auction took place unexpectedly, at a low price, and accuse the buyer of intimidating Spacey to vacate.
New legislation to prevent bias in real estate appraisals
Real estate appraisers will now have to complete a fair housing and appraisal bias education course under a new bill signed by acting Gov. Way.
Westlake's ED1 Taps Six Peak for Double Unit Count Boost
Westlake District of Los Angeles: Six Peak Capital's Ambitious Plan to Expand Residential Units
NJ Developer Linked to Senator Menendez Admits Guilt in Bank Fraud Case
Fred Daibes, a prominent New Jersey developer, pleaded guilty to a separate federal charge dating back to 2018. He admitted to committing bank fraud, which was accepted by the court.
Oakland's Howard Terminal: A New Era of Redevelopment Begins
A's Baseball Franchise Leaves Oakland Behind: A Look at the Athletics' Future in Las Vegas
Buy-side commissions: resilience in sluggish markets, erosion in thriving ones
Embracing the New Era: Navigating Uneven Residential Real Estate Commissions
Redfin's Pay Plan Expansion: A Game-Changer for Real Estate Agents Across the United States
Redfin Next commission-split plan to agents in all markets starting Oct. 27, a year after it unveiled the pilot program.
Brooklyn Project Hits a Snag: City of Yes Says "No
"Apex Development Group's proposal to construct two 13-story buildings at 441 and 467 Prospect Avenue has sparked controversy among residents. While some see it as an opportunity for affordable housing, others argue it could negatively impact the communit
Revolutionary Real Estate Regulations Transform Buyer Agency Commissions Across the Country
Welcome back to Alexandria, VA! We hope you had a fantastic summer filled with unforgettable memories. In real estate, we're excited to share our latest updates and insights for a thriving market.
Real Estate Developer in Los Angeles Accused of Breaking Campaign Fundraising Laws
Subheading Rewrite:
"Samuel Leung's Political Donations Under Investigation: A New Look After Eight Years"
LG Group faces lawsuit over abandonment of $24M Fulton Market acquisition
Chicago development firm LG Group is facing a lawsuit from a Fulton Market property owner who claims they dropped a $24 million deal and stalled on a redevelopment plan. This comes after the Respiratory Health Association sold its office building in 2022.
VA campus in LA faces housing shortage, impacts high-end residents
Real estate market fuels ongoing struggle between veterans and affluent Angelenos, culminating in legal intervention amidst housing shortage and homelessness crisis.
Artificial Intelligence in Renting: Improved Security, Efficient Services
Technology is revolutionizing rental processes for property managers and tenants, offering enhanced security and streamlined communication.
Prosper Restricts Garden-Style Apartments in Density Increase
Prosper Town Council approves zoning changes: Taller apartment buildings now allowed in future developments, marking a shift in focus towards vertical growth.
eXp's Bold Move to 'Go Beyond Settlement': Unfiltered
Listen to eXp CEO Leo Pareja as he shares insights on the company's groundbreaking decision to eliminate cooperative compensation and spearhead innovation in forms.
Governor Awaits Proposal for Buffer Zones Around Inland Empire Warehouses
Governor Gavin Newsom's new bill brings complications for industrial developers in Inland Empire and California as a whole after its last-minute passage, requiring significant buffers between large warehouses and residential areas.
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