#Artificial Intelligence

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Brokerage size also influenced the types of concerns leaders reported

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The California-based independent brokerage will implement PurlinOS, Purlin Close and Purlin Offer & Negotiate.

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According to the company, "solopreneurs" lose $4,000 to $10,000 annually in missed tax deductions because of inconsisten...

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Despite widespread adoption, only 35% of respondents said AI is genuinely helpful, the largest among industries analyzed...

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Copperlane founders Athan Zhang and Brianna Lin discuss Penny, their AI-powered loan officer, and plans following a $4.1...

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The Mortgage Bankers Association is urging the mortgage industry to develop a unified framework for managing artificial...

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Custom apps are designed to be secure, scalable and deeply integrated into a brokerage’s workflow from day one, leaders...

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HousingWire data shows housing markets adapting to higher rates as sellers adjust pricing and transaction activity holds...

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OnCourse Learning has launched a suite of AI-powered tools, including a learning assistant called Rubi and a new AI for...

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Newrez launches Rezi Mortgage Assistant in ChatGPT, delivering lender-specific mortgage guidance as more consumers turn...

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Users can analyze properties, review comparable home sales and estimate after-repair values by entering a U.S. property...

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Mirage's AI video creation platform Captions has gained significant popularity among real estate professionals.

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In an AD Mortgage survey of 250-plus brokers, 55% use AI regularly and training satisfaction averaged 6.49 out of 10.

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Figure CEO Michael Tannenbaum says AI can speed lending, but blockchain-based verification and modern infrastructure cut...

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Wells said his firm’s success has come from investing in brokers through training, education and a culture of abundance.

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Mortgage still repeats old habits, chasing top producers, designing for internal teams, and lagging AI, despite new data...

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A growing number of agents, teams and brokerages are abandoning general-purpose tools in favor of highly specialized sol...

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New CEO Vikas Rao said Dark Matter uses AI across 94% of its work and cut 5% of its staff as automation increases develo...

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Experts speak on best practices for agents to avoid listings that a buyer could perceive to be misleading or unrealistic...

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Denver-based Mortgage Cadence on Monday announced the appointment of industry veteran Joe Zeibert as chief revenue offic...

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ServiceTitan’s 2026 Residential State of the Trades report shows 25% of contractors use AI meaningfully while nearly 50%...

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Waterstone Mortgage is using Friday Harbor’s AI platform to improve file quality, cut conditions and expand underwriting...

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Housing demand is accelerating as buyers absorb homes faster than new listings. Midwest markets lead the surge while inv...

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Real Estate One CEO Dan Elsea says consolidation is driven by margin pressure, while the firm targets 20% market share w...

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LeadingRE panelists shared tactics on productivity, culture and coaching, including 28 deals per agent and 24% time gain...

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Inventory rose modestly while price cuts remained elevated. As the spring market begins, supply trends will test whether...

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New listings and pending sales dipped in late January, driven by a snowstorm rather than broader housing market trends.

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Delta Media’s 2026 survey finds 85% of brokerage leaders expect higher profits and 62% forsee stronger housing demand.

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National housing market stable in January 2026, with median price at $419,999 and regional seller leverage diverging.

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Early 2026 housing data shows rising buyer demand, expanding inventory and stable pricing, signaling improving market mo...

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Rising inventory and steady prices signal a more balanced U.S. housing market in 2026 as spring activity builds.