College towns across the country have seen median home list prices surge by double digits since name, image and likeness (NIL) deals became legal for student-athletes in 2021, according to HousingWire Data. While numerous factors have contributed to home price surges this decade, a new demographic of young and suddenly wealthy athletes entering the housing […]
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In his 2006 hit song “Gravity,” an introspective John Mayer proclaimed, “gravity is working against me, and gravity wants to bring me down.” On Lennar’s Q3 2026 earnings call Thursday, the Miami-based builder’s President and CEO Stuart Miller sang a similar tune, acknowledging that a challenging housing market, if anything, worsened over the past quarter. Housing’s
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Hagens Berman, the same plaintiffs’ law firm behind the Moehrl commission lawsuit, appears to be currently seeking plaintiffs for a possible class action lawsuit against Compass International Holdings and Chicagoland MLS Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED). In a post on its website, the law firm asks consumers if they bought a home in Chicagoland on
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