New REBNY fines are heaviest for bad data
The Real Estate Board of New York disclosed fines for data-sharing violations last week, and it turns out that the city’s residential agents may face up to $20,000 in penalties. A closer look at...
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Leaving the front door open: Millions of mortgage docs exposed online
A giant cache of 24 million documents from credit and mortgage reports was exposed online for about two weeks,...
Real estate data startup CrediFi raises another $6M
The real estate data and analytics startup CrediFi just got $6 million richer. The latest round of investments comes...
Real estate data firm ATTOM acquired by private equity shop
Private equity firm Lovell Minnick Partners has acquired Irvine, California-based ATTOM Data Solutions, the companies announced on Tuesday. ATTOM...
Age of empires: Why Moody’s is ready to take on CoStar
When commercial real estate data company Reis began looking for buyers this spring, CoStar Group was among the first...
The latest tenant advocate? Civic hackers
Civic coders are emerging as the newest champion of New York City’s tenants. A group of hackers, dubbed the Housing Data Coalition, meet each month in Brooklyn to discuss possible data-driven projects to help...
CoStar Group files 7 federal lawsuits against alleged freeloaders
Commercial real estate data giant CoStar Group has launched another legal campaign against individuals and real estate firms it...
AI tech takes aim at resi industry investors
The next big arms race in institutional residential investing may just involve artificial intelligence. A handful of companies are...
Data equals big business on Wall Street and for proptech companies
As proptech firms search for data evangelists, the likes of which have drastically changed real estate, Wall Street is...
Xceligent founders abandon plans to launch new data business
UPDATED, Jan. 9, 12:17 p.m.: Doug and Erin Curry abandoned plans to launch a new commercial real estate data...
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