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The state, with the support of its Realtors, will be mandating that real estate salespeople have a contract with the home seekers they are representing.

Purchase activity trudged along during what lenders describe as a traditional end-of-summer slump.

Servicers have been concerned about prepayments and delinquencies picking up in a lower rate environment, and both have been notably higher in the short term.

After the bank's 2014 spinoff from Royal Bank of Scotland, its executives worked to shore up weaknesses. Now they're concentrating on how to close the gap with regional banking peers.

James B. Nutter & Co., after its legal victory over the Justice Department in July, agreed to a $2.4 million False Claims Act settlement over poorly underwritten reverse mortgages.

There's been a marked change in trading volume over the past four years at that time as well as a drop in transaction costs that coincide with the growth of passive funds that track index changes.

While real estate agents have softened their opinions on the National Association of Realtors commission settlement, almost two-thirds remained opposed, a Clever RE survey found.

The $17 billion-asset Suffolk-based company is convinced paying $120 million for an in-state rival is a more productive use of capital than share buybacks

Sen. Edward Markey warns that biased AI algorithms are making decisions that deny mortgages to Black people. 

A Florida brokerage attempted to keep its antitrust suit alive by incorporating the recent Hunterbrook Media report.