Walk into any major commercial development and ask a simple question: “Is your lease aligned with your construction contracts?” You’ll get a polite nod, a stack of papers, and behind it, a hundred hidden risks nobody caught until it was too late. It’s not because teams aren’t smart. It’s because
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has introduced a controversial policy shift with “Multiple Listing Options for Sellers.” Effective March 25, 2025, the policy introduces “delayed marketing exempt listings” allowing sellers to hold back public marketing of a listing while still sharing it internally within the MLS. The intent? Greater
As of 2025, Illinois has rolled out major updates that reshape how leasing is done—from mandatory written agreements to new standards around tenant screening. These aren’t just compliance boxes to check, they’re indicators of a shifting landscape. For real estate platforms, the opportunity lies in modernization. Let’s break it down:
2025 is shaping up to be a turning point for the U.S. real estate industry. After years of inflationary pressure, rising interest rates, and macro uncertainty, we’re now seeing signs of stabilization—paired with an increasingly urgent need for digital modernization. The Financial Reality Check The Fed’s cautious approach to rate
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