It doesn't legally have to be announced (and shouldn't be, legally, unless the client has agreed to). 

This helps for building wide announcements etc.

Richmond JUST announced that they may be loosening their STR requirements, making it more investor friendly, but nothing is set yet.

TenantCloud announced they will begin charging $1.50 or $1.25, depending on plan, per ACH payment beginning January 2023.

Oracle just announced they are tripling their office space in downtown Nashville.

Also Chrysler just announced yesterday that they are building a factory in Detroit adding 6500 jobs.

Feel free to message me your email and I can get you on the announcement list if you’d like.

It's not going to play out QUITE as good as that hypothetical conspiring high level banker fellow above thought, due to the FHFA announcement a few days ago that I think everyone has already seen, but there's the link in case not. 

Yesterday, the Federal Reserve made the announcement that it would be increasing interest rates by 0.25%.

The long short is Covid put a damper on some of my educational goals and I adjusted some and am very grateful and humble to announce I am a newly licensed home inspector a new business owner and just received my Inspector Building Level 1 certificate.