ASID News Today — October 24, 2026
Appraisers warn of risks as more real estate listings go private and more — today's asid signal.
The real estate landscape is shifting, and industry players are adapting to the changes. As more real estate listings go private, appraisers are sounding the alarm about potential risks, highlighting the need for careful navigation in this evolving market. Meanwhile, brokerages like The Agency and Huntington & Ellis are expanding, making strategic moves to position themselves for success in a changing environment.
The challenges and opportunities presented by this shifting landscape are also reflected in the thoughts of housing leaders on the recently scaled-back executive order from Trump, as well as in the performance of subservicers, where a 27-point gap between the best and worst performers in a recent benchmark survey underscores the importance of effective operations. Against this backdrop, trust is emerging as a key value, with the CEO of Taylor Morrison emphasizing its importance in a challenging market, and the sideways demand for homes revealing which homebuilding teams are best equipped to improve and thrive.
Today's signal:
• Appraisers warn of risks as more real estate listings go private (housingwire.com)
• The Agency, huntington & ellis expand as brokerages make moves (housingwire.com)
• Housing leaders weigh in on Trump’s scaled-back EO (housingwire.com)
• Subservicer benchmark survey shows 27-point gap between best, worst performers (housingwire.com)
• Taylor Morrison CEO on the value of trust in a challenging market (housingwire.com)
• Sideways demand exposes which homebuilding teams can improve (housingwire.com)