Philadelphia’s Deed Fraud Cases Have Surged 15% This Year

The city of Philadelphia has received 152 reports of deed fraud so far in 2026, almost matching the 159 reports filed by the end of the year in 2025, according to the city’s Department of Records. That puts the city on pace to exceed last year's deed fraud total by roughly 15%. Deed fraud occurs whe

AI can speed up permitting, but messy zoning data holds it back

Localities are turning to AI to fast-track permiting, but outdated or conflicting zoning text and maps still delay approvals

When real estate listing scarcity becomes the strategy, who benefits?

A Zillow survey cited 74% of Hispanic sellers and 73% of Black sellers were steered to private networks, versus 24% of white sellers

Help Us Understand What Industry Evolution Does to Your Wallet

Many people pursue real estate because it offers them independence, connections, a chance to build skills and help people achieve the dream of homeownership.  But in the end, if you aren’t making a living, you won’t be able to pursue these goals, or any of the aspirations you have for your career. W