ASID News Today — September 6, 2026
Housing year-over-year comps need context for the rest of 2026 and more — today's asid signal.
The real estate landscape continues to shift, and today's headlines reflect the complexities of the market. As we move further into 2024, housing comparisons will require careful consideration of the factors that influence year-over-year trends, particularly as we look ahead to 2026. Meanwhile, significant developments in the industry, such as the NWMLS settlement, are providing insight into the future of real estate marketing and the evolving role of technology in the home buying and selling process.
From mortgage rates reaching a 13-month high amid global tensions to major players like Compass and Zillow navigating settlements and lawsuits, it's clear that the real estate industry is in a period of transformation. Even the personal side of the market is making headlines, as seen in the sale of Gloria Steinem's NYC apartment, a piece of history that highlights the intersection of social movements and the housing market. As the industry continues to evolve, professionals and consumers alike are left to consider what's truly worth investing in – whether it's the latest technology or a tried-and-true approach to buying and selling homes.
Today's signal:
• Housing year-over-year comps need context for the rest of 2026 (housingwire.com)
• What the NWMLS settlement really tells us about the future of real estate marketing (inman.com)
• Mortgage rates hit 13-month high as Iran conflict rattles bond market (inman.com)
• Compass’ settlement, NAR’s roadmap, Zillow’s lawsuit: Top 5 (inman.com)
• Gloria Steinem’s NYC apartment: Where feminism found a home (inman.com)
• The cheesecake test: Is this tech actually worth the calories? (inman.com)