When your AI vendor gets it wrong, you’re still responsible 

Mortgage servicers are misreading the current moment. Enforcement looks quiet, but accountability has never been broader. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued zero consent orders against servicers in 2026. Enforcement staffing is being cut by 80%, and the Office of the Comptrol

Beyond the mortgage: Alex Song on how Made Card is building homeowner loyalty through everyday engagement

Homeownership really starts at closing, yet that’s often where the relationship between borrowers and lenders ends. As affordability pressures continue to reshape the housing market, borrower engagement needs to shift from periodic marketing to creating continuous value throughout the homeowner jour

Inside the ‘World’s First Human Optimization Residence’ That Is Designed to Extend Residents’ Lifespans

Wellness has long been a focus for wealthy homebuyers—but that trend has now been taken to an awe-inspiring new level with the debut of a $75 million Miami penthouse that is not only designed to improve its residents' lives, but to actually extend them. Described as the world's first "Human Optimiza

Tallest Building on Fifth Avenue Has Only One Unit Left for Sale

Only one unit remains in a brand new luxury tower overlooking New York City's beloved Bryant Park. The 88-floor, 100-unit 520 Fifth Avenue is down to its final available condo, 44A, after a string of sales, says its listing agent Christopher Sadoux with the sales team at Corcoran Sunshine. Last year