The amenity arms race is over. The profit center era has begun. 

For years, the amenity playbook in multifamily was simple: build it, bundle it, absorb the cost and call it a competitive differentiator. Rooftop decks, co-working lounges and resort-style pools have all been baked into the rent, and all have been treated as overhead. The logic made sense when lease

Seniors hold a record share of housing wealth. The mortgage system still struggles to underwrite it.

A major shift has happened inside American housing finance, and it should have the full attention of lenders, regulators and policymakers. For the first time on record, Americans 70 and older hold a larger share of the nation’s real estate wealth than Americans aged 40 to 54. That crossover happened

Your Guide to Starter Homes in Today’s Housing Market: Do They Still Exist?

Key takeaways: A starter home is typically the most affordable home available in a local market, whether that’s a single-family home, condo, or townhouse. The median U.S. starter home costs $262,317 in 2026 and requires an estimated household income of about $80,000. While affordability challenges r

CRMLS Creates New Option For ‘Coming Soon’ Listings to Be Withheld From IDX

In the continued evolution of the MLS landscape as of late, California Regional MLS (CRMLS) recently announced a “Limited Exposure in Coming Soon” option for listings. A post on the MLS’s Knowledgebase blog details that the option will prevent a designated listing from being circulated through IDX f