Once again – even after a quarter of a century – Clareity25 MLS workshop did not disappoint. The venue at the Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale was fantastic. The rooms were great, those who played in the Monday golf scramble had all they could handle, and the evening outdoor receptions were terrific. The conference’s theme was “Dare Greatly,” and together, more than 300 attendees did just that. Kudos to the team at CoreLogic for hosting a polished and professional event. Clareity followed its customary format: optional golf or alternative adventures on Monday, Welcome Reception on Monday night, a full day of sessions on Tuesday followed by an evening reception celebration, and a half day of meetings on Wednesday – a perfect schedule. Clareity workshop founder Gregg Larson kicked off the event with this technology and trends update. He had fresh content from CES, covering a remarkable list of innovative products …

Flor recognized among the leaders who are redefining how technology impacts businesses, societies, and everyday lives. IRVINE, Calif. – Feb. 25, 2025 – ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, is proud to announce that Ana Flor, Chief People Officer, has been honored as one of Mogul’s Top Technology Leaders of 2025. This award recognizes individuals whose technology leadership is having a profound impact in solving global challenges, advancing ethical AI, and shaping a smarter, more connected world. Flor is featured on this year’s list of notable leaders from the technology sector. The 2025 Mogul Top Technology Leaders include executives and innovators who are playing a pivotal role in advancing the digital landscape.  These leaders are pioneering solutions that push the boundaries of what’s possible while fostering inclusive, future-ready organizations. As Chief People Officer at ATTOM, Flor has transformed the employee experience through innovative people strategies and …

A Conversation With Jay Thies and Pete Carroll As the U.S. waits for the final decision on the fresh tariffs imposed on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese imports, the housing industry is bracing for the impact of this policy decision. With material costs already a growing concern, these new trade policies could send ripples through supply chains, development timelines, and affordability. Tariffs on steel, lumber, concrete and other key building materials have the potential to drive up construction costs, exacerbating an already tight housing market. Builders and developers may need to rethink sourcing strategies, while policymakers weigh the broader economic consequences of trade restrictions on inflation and consumer spending. From rising home prices to shifting supply chains, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith sits down with industry experts Pete Carroll CoreLogic’s, EVP of Public Policy and Industry Relations, and Jay Thies CoreLogic’s Vice President of Pricing Analysis and Delivery to explore the immediate …