Yentel takes the helm after long-time leader Sheila Crowley announces retirement
Event brings attention to nonprofit's actions, raises needed funds
de Blasio's administration proposes second aspect of Housing New York
Council to vote in March
Company responds to copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Apartments.com
But it may not be the guidance the industry’s been hoping for
Companies argue that plaintiffs’ claims exceed the one-year statute of limitations
Jaffee wrote extensively on mortgage reform
Various government regulators allege the bank had shoddy mortgage servicing and foreclosure activity oversight
And what agents can do about it
Protect yourself by being proactive
Quicken Loans is now the lone holdout in the federal government’s crackdown
Starting April 1, multifamily property developers will pay lower insurance rates to rehab or build housing for low- and moderate-income Americans
About 11,000 California plaintiffs allege that the mortgage lender failed to follow through on obligations
Kiser Group report indicates which areas are gaining investors, tenants
de Blasio criticizes potential limits on affordable housing, public safety