[EP-ə-kəl] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, 17th century Definition: Forming or characterizing an epoch; epoch-making Examples of Epochal in a sentence "Lebron James has been an epochal figure in the popularity of basketball, comparable to Michael Jordan in his time."...
Even before the war in Ukraine brought more uncertainty to an already turbulent stock market, 2022 held great promise for online property investing platform CrowdStreet. Its 2022 Investor Benchmark Survey found 98% of respondents plan to make at least one private equity real...
North America’s Leading Vacation Rental Management Platform Shares Its Top Beach Destinations Where Vacation Rental Buyers Can Earn More Vacasa, North America’s leading vacation rental management platform, released its report on the Best Places to Buy a Beach House 2022. Vacasa’s annual...
[mer-it-OK-rə-see] Part of speech: Noun Origin: British English, 1958 Definitions: 1. A government system in which power and advancement is based upon talent and performance, rather than birthright or wealth 2. Any organizational structure in which people are judged based on achievement...
Recognized for its technology and corporate hypergrowth, PropTech leader featured on list of most innovative companies in modern real estate SmartRent, a leading provider of smart home and smart building automation for property owners, managers, developers, homebuilders and residents, announced...
From Origination to Securitization, Edgemac Services Enable Mortgage Industry Participants to Better Evaluate Assets and Mitigate Risk Building on its mission to improve the performance of the mortgage industry, Incenter LLC has added Edgemac to its family of 11 companies. Founded in...
Patch of Land, one of the nation’s leading private money lenders for real estate investors (REIs), has announced its official rebranding and the unveiling of its new company name, Patch Lending. The rebranding includes a new graphic identity for the company, complete with a new website and logo...
[prə-FUN-də-dee] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Late Middle English, late 14th century Definitions: Deep insight; great depth of knowledge or thought; great depth or intensity of a state, quality, or emotion. Examples of Profundity in a sentence "Critics praised the artist’s...
Overall Loan Activity Down 11 Percent Lending Down at Fastest Rate Since Early 2019 Refinance, Purchase, Home-Equity Mortgages All Down Quarterly ATTOM, a leading curator of real estate data nationwide for land and property data, released its fourth-quarter 2021 U.S. Residential Property Mortgage...
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