ASID News Today — September 29, 2026
Point says home renovation demand has dropped to its lowest level since 2024 and more — today's asid signal.
The real estate and property industry is navigating a complex landscape, as evident from the latest developments. Home renovation demand has hit a slump, dropping to its lowest level since 2024, according to a recent report. This downturn may have implications for various stakeholders, including homeowners, builders, and professionals in the field. Meanwhile, the traditional brokerage operating model is being scrutinized, with some experts arguing that it has reached its limits and is in need of a revamp.
As the industry grapples with these challenges, technology is emerging as a key factor that could potentially reshape the economics of real estate and property development. The importance of connected data is being highlighted, particularly in the context of what happens after a home is built. Additionally, with interest rates potentially rising to 9%, industry players are closely watching the impact on the market. Policymakers and practitioners are also seeking a path forward, one that balances competing interests and priorities. Asid readers will find these themes and trends explored in more depth in today's coverage.
Today's signal:
• Point says home renovation demand has dropped to its lowest level since 2024 (housingwire.com)
• The brokerage operating model has reached its limits (housingwire.com)
• Why connected data matters after the home is built (housingwire.com)
• Are 9% mortgage rates possible? (housingwire.com)
• From policy to a path forward (housingwire.com)
• Is technology changing the economics? (housingwire.com)