Reducing risk: Why logging, protection, and review matter

In real estate, title insurance, and mortgage lending, transactions depend on technology operating accurately and securely behind the scenes. Every login, file access, system change, and integration generates activity that can either support business continuity or signal potential risk. One of the m

The Pair of Pieds-à-Terre Shared by 12 People

When Lizzie Wheeler lists appointments for Studio Dorothy, her vintage bridal boutique, she has to check her family’s Google Calendar first. It shows her who’s staying in 10D and 11D, two studio apartments stacked on top of each other in a giant Eas... More »

Forget Open Concepts: ‘Broken’ Floor Plans Are Layouts Buyers Will Be Looking for in 2026

For years, homeowners were all about tearing down walls to create an open floor plan.  Well, times have changed and many are realizing that one large space no longer suits their lifestyle. These days, more and more homeowners are gravitating toward “broken” floor plans, which provide separation betw

15 States Sue HUD Over Threat To Withhold Fair Housing Funds

Fifteen states and the District of Columbia are suing the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, arguing it is unfairly threatening to withhold fair housing funding over political differences. Attorneys general for Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Ma