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When a bankrupt retailer buys a brokerage: What the Bed Bath & Beyond and Fathom deal signals

The real estate industry just got a headline that reads like a misprint. Bed Bath & Beyond is buying a brokerage. The same Bed Bath & Beyond that filed for bankruptcy and closed every store it owned a few years ago. The brand name will grab the attention. The strategy behind it is what industry leaders should study. On June 17, Fathom Holdings signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Bed...

Double-take double jeopardy: Housing surnames for $100

Wait! What?!? Just curious. Is it me, or is anyone else getting at least a chuckle out of one of those moments when the housing universe seems to have hired a comedy writer? For years, if you said “Clayton” in any kind of housing audience, people instantly thought of Berkshire Hathaway‘s Maryville, Tennessee-based manufactured housing giant — the company that sits at the center of perhaps the...

Stunning $53M Beverly Hills modern château presents itself as a private resort in the hills

There are large luxury homes. And then there are properties that seem to operate by an entirely different set of rules. Opal, a newly listed $53 million estate on Laurel Way in Beverly Hills, firmly belongs in the latter category. Spanning 19,100 square feet on approximately 1.39 acres, the six-bedroom, ten-bathroom residence reads less like a traditional house and more like a private resort...

AI, Data Centers and Private Credit Spark U.S. Real Estate Investing in 2026

Artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and private credit are emerging as some of the most powerful forces reshaping U.S. real estate investment activity in 2026, according to a new midyear outlook from PwC. In its report, Real Estate and Real Assets: U.S. Deals 2026 Midyear Outlook, PwC argues that the industry is no longer experiencing a traditional cyclical recovery. Instead, capital is...

CoStar amicus brief denied in Zillow MRED Compass case

CoStar’s attempt to enter the ongoing legal battle among Zillow, Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) and Compass International Holdings has been denied.  In a ruling on Tuesday, Illinois-based federal judge John Tharp denied CoStar’s motion to file an amicus curiae brief. No reason for the judge’s denial was given.  “We sought to call attention to Zillow’s obvious hypocrisy: Zillow is asking...

FHFA pushes for direct power to sue for mortgage fraud 

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and Director Bill Pulte are asking Congress for the power to bring civil lawsuits against individuals suspected of mortgage fraud. In its newest Annual Report to Congress, released Monday, the FHFA recommended new authority to directly sue for mortgage market fraud. This would allow the agency to file the same types of lawsuits in state or federal courts that...

Builders slow starts in May to rebalance pricing and incentives

The real story in today’s Monthly New Residential Construction release from the Census Bureau isn’t a collapse in construction. It’s a production strategy that took shape months ago. Headlines – and their sibling, “headline risk” –don’t enjoy a particularly good reputation among most homebuilding business executives who have chosen to talk with and listen to me over the past 23...

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