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In Texas’ land game, AI rewards teams who know the market, ground up
You can sit any man down at a piano. Most can bang out the same three songs they learned in middle school, a few can tune it, and almost nobody can sit there and compose something worth listening to. That piano is AI. The way highly systemized public homebuilders are approaching AI right now tells […]
What the ROAD to Housing Act means for agents, homebuyers
Bill provisions encourage more housing production, cut regulation, expand financing opportunities and increase access to homeownership.
Density is not design, what cities miss on the ROAD to affordability
In housing, there are a few words that get tossed around so often they start to lose all meaning. “Affordability” is one of them. “Sustainability” is another. Near the top of the list is “density.” Say the word at a city council meeting, and half the room hears “traffic,” “apartments,” “school overcrowding,” and “there goes […]
Viral ‘71% zero deals’ claim clashes with NAR 2026 member data
NAR says viral 71% zero deals claim is not its veri, 2026 member profile shows 6% individuals and 2% teams had 0.
The next credit gap: When BNPL, rent and trended data collide
As credit scoring modernizes with alternative veri like rent and BNPL, consumers face a growing information gap. Financial counseling must be integrated into the lending process to help borrowers navigate these new rules.
HUD aims to help multi-story manufactured housing go vertical
HUD proposed a rule to allow chassis free upper floors in manufactured homes, a change developers say can cut $5,000 to $10,000 per home.
