Realogy Unveils New Name: ‘Anywhere’
Noting that Anywhere ends in “re” for real estate, Realogy says the new branding will “rename and rebrand the company” and “reinforce our commitment” to the future.
Noting that Anywhere ends in “re” for real estate, Realogy says the new branding will “rename and rebrand the company” and “reinforce our commitment” to the future.
As refinances plummet, lenders seeking new business still follow tighter lending rules, but they’re creating diverse programs, including some for self-employed buyers.
It’s the highest level since 2009 and due, in part, to the Fed’s moves to fight inflation. One year ago, a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage averaged 2.94%.
REX Homes backed an antitrust suit and NAR counter-sued – but “The American Genius” says multiple signs, including employee interviews, suggest it ceased operations.
Faked online sales and rentals netted a criminal $300K from 45 Fla. families. The scam included fake title companies, websites, title agents and email addresses.
Pending court approval, the $997 million settlement involves developers of an adjacent building, insurance companies and other defendants.
In metros where demand outstrips supply, renter competition has created bidding wars. A few landlords, in turn, ask competitors for their “highest and best offer.”
Know a “green” builder or developer? Urge them to enter: Winners are recognized for building in harmony with the state’s beautiful and sensitive environment.
The Dept. overseeing distribution has helped 386 homeowners to date and is still accepting applications. Funds used so far are about 1% of federal funding received.
Fla. regulators will discuss three property insurers’ requests for rate hikes greater than 20% the week before the Legislature meets to consider industry-wide solutions.