Construction of Rental Homes Plunges After Congressional Fight Over Restrictions on the Sector

Construction of single-family, built-to-rent homes declined in the second quarter of 2026, driven by a combination of factors, including rising costs and confusion over federal legislation, according to a new analysis. The National Association of Home Builders found the built-to-rent market saw a do

Judge narrows Roberts suit against eXp and CEO Glenn Sanford

Court keeps some claims against Sanford and eXp Realty, trial now set for Oct. 19 after a Sept. 18 conference.

Over 40% of Homeowners Haven’t Reviewed Their Insurance Policy in a Year—but Is Now the Right Time To Audit?

Your homeowners insurance policy probably renews every year without much fanfare. You get an email, your premium may go up, and unless something looks wildly different, you move on. But your coverage may not be keeping up as your policy renews (if your policy renews at all). A new VIU by HUB survey

The new Manhattan rental Compass lawsuit should scare everyone

Written disclosure and a set MLS date can reduce exposure in limited launch listings.