In a move that’s unsurprising, U.S. District Court Judge Stephen Bough has granted final approval to 15 more commission lawsuit settlement agreements. Bough granted final approval to settlements negotiated in the Gibson and Keel suits during a joint hearing on Tuesday afternoon. The settling defendants in the two suits, both of which are being overseen by Bough, filed a joint motion for final...
Christie’s International Real Estate Sereno, the largest locally owned and operated independent real estate brokerage in Northern California, is continuing its growth with the addition of five top-producing agents — formerly with Intero Real Estate Services — to its South Santa Clara County operation. Joining the firm’s Morgan Hill, California, office are Karen Nelsen, Stephanie...
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When a Columbus, Ohio, couple with a baby on the way hired design-build firm Dave Fox to remodel the first-floor bathroom of their 1919 cottage, they had a few clear functional goals — but aesthetically, their brief was less about specifics and more about evoking a calm, spa-like ambiance. Below,...
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Northeast, Midwest Lead Modest National Sales Gains Says NAR U.S. existing-home sales ticked up in May, boosted by gains in the Northeast, Midwest, and South, though the Western housing market continued to lag, according to new data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR). The pace of sales rose 0.8% from April 2025 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.03 million units, but activity remains...
Global tensions between the United States and Iran have led many in the mortgage industry to wonder whether the bombing of Iran nuclear sites would move bond yields and lead to a drop in mortgage rates. On Monday, just as economists were factoring in the possibility of war with Iran, at least one member of the Federal Reserve signaled the chance of a July rate cut. Both events could have a domino effect...
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