MRED and Compass Argue Zillow Not Entitled to Court Order in Post-Hearing Brief

In a supplemental post-hearing brief filed by defendants Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) and Compass, the defendants argue that Zillow is not entitled to relief because “any harm, if it exists at all, is self-inflicted.” “If Zillow wants MRED’s feed, the ‘lifeblood’ of its business that it receives

Home Price Growth Picked Up in May

Home prices picked up the pace in May, indicating buyers in some areas are able to move past elevated mortgage rates, while further widening the affordability gap that continues to divide buyers across the nation, according to the latest data.  Cotality’s latest Home Price Index, released this past

Manhattan’s Pfizer Conversion Scare: How To Ensure Your Next Home Is Structurally Sound

With the country facing a housing supply crunch and no easy answers in sight, projects like the conversion of the Pfizer office buildings in Midtown Manhattan into a mixed commercial-residential complex should be well-received.  Unfortunately, last week, one building was evacuated after workers foun

Atlanta Driveways Become Gold Mines as Homeowners Cash In on World Cup Parking Demand for Huge Semifinal Game

For some Atlanta homeowners who live near Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the FIFA World Cup has created an unexpected opportunity to earn some extra cash—without a lot of effort.  They’re using the DIBS Parking app, which connects fans in town for the games with homeowners with private parking spaces lookin