Richard Lawson

HousingWire's acquisition of Keeping Current Matters (KCM) takes center stage in this episode as Tracey Velt sits down with KCM President David Childers to discuss what the deal means for agents, brokers and the future of real estate market intelligence. Childers shares the story behind KCM's nearly 20-year mission of helping agents understand and communicate market trends, transforming complex housing data into practical, consumer-friendly insights that build confidence and trust.

CHFA Drive It Home closed a $5.7 million, 3.5% loan for 23 for-sale affordable condos in Denver, priced at $285,000, with delivery in 2027.

Jennifer Hightower led the integration of an AI platform in Cox Enterprises' legal team. The organization now projects the platform will save 11,000 internal hours and 2,500 billable outside counsel hours annually.

The shift comes as federal legislation phases out solar tax credits but preserves them for battery storage systems.

Riverwalk at Studio City, 814 units on 6 acres, won commission approval using Housing Accountability Act and CEQA reforms.

HUD proposed a rule to allow chassis free upper floors in manufactured homes, a change developers say can cut $5,000 to $10,000 per home.

Proposed deadlines include 45-day reviews, then 20 days and 14 days for resubmittals Article Summary

Rhode Island housing advocates to revive stalled supply bills in 2027, with 2026 elections and Providence rent policy shaping next steps.

The Massachusetts SJC blocked a statewide rent-stabilization ballot measure, citing a religious exemption, with rent increases capped at 5%.

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