Connecticut Becomes Latest State To Restrict Private Listings
Connecticut will become the latest state to impose restrictions on private listings, with a new law requiring public marketing of residential real estate. Gov. Ned Lamont signed SB 340 on May 27. The bill requires residential properties of up to four units to be openly marketed and publicly accessib
San Francisco Seller Offers To Trade Historical $3 Million Home for OpenAI or Anthropic Stock in ‘Landmark Moment’ for Housing Market
The IPO race between Anthropic and OpenAI has already seeped into the San Francisco Bay Area housing market. A seller in San Francisco is attempting to seize upon the frenzy around the companies' public offerings by trading their historical $3 million home for stock in either of the two tech giants.
Trump Administration Dramatically Overhauls Federal Funding for Homeless Services
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is pushing forward with controversial plans to overhaul federal homelessness assistance programs. HUD released a new $4 billion Notice of Funding Opportunity on Monday. This allows organizations to apply for grant funding to support homelessness p
The Venmo Problem: Why Informal Payments May Be Hurting Your Mortgage Application
The notification comes through in seconds. A few taps on your phone, and the money is gone—your mom's electric bill, your kid's school supplies, groceries for a parent on a fixed income, all paid for. It barely registers as a financial decision. That's the point of apps like Venmo and Zelle. But whe
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