In markets affected by the cyberattack on MLS vendor Rapattoni, NAR members have another way to access listing data: RPR®.

Social media marketers jumping in on trending phrases, "Gen Z speak" and other popular forms of expression to stand apart are inadvertently creating similar online personas and getting lost in what R/GA's Chapin Clark dubs "The Funny Brand Voice." The trend is attributed to the need to try to organically stand out, a complicated approval process that yields mashups of every other brand and a "monkey see, monkey do" approach.

X recently has been touting its platform's brand safety but Media Matters research finds a verified pro-Adolf Hitler account has included ads from more than a dozen brands. NCTA was among the brands noted in the report even though it had employed X's brand safety measures and has since paused platform spending.

The interest rate for the 30-year loan eclipsed 7% this week, squeezing home buyers' budgets at a time of low affordability.

This 27,000-square-foot home was constructed in the 1980s and modeled after Frank Lloyd Wright's famed Fallingwater. Features include a waterfall from the main to lower level.

The real estate industry is undergoing a transformation from traditional paper checks and lengthy documentation to digital transactions, enhancing efficiency, reducing errors, and speeding up processing times.

Data shows that employees value non-monetary rewards such as recognition for their good work or personal milestones like birthdays, which can be automated through emails or other asynchronous communication tools, writes Aaron Rubens, the CEO and co-founder of Kudoboard. "And that's what companies need to explore if they intend to offer the kind of engagement workers want today but without overtaxing HR leaders," Rubens writes.

Mitch Serlin, a military vet himself, helps service members in Illinois and New York find camaraderie and healing after witnessing the horrors of war.

Nevada's housing crisis is worsening, with a significant increase in eviction filings since the pandemic, according to North Las Vegas Justice Court records.

The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau has issued its first enforcement action of the 1974 Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act in six years, alleging that Freedom Mortgage Corporation and Realty Connect USA Long Island engaged in illegal kickbacks to real estate agents and brokers in exchange for referrals for mortgage loan offerings. The CFPB fined Freedom $1.75 million and gave Realty Connect a $200,000 penalty, ordering both parties to cease illegal activities immediately.