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A hearing on NAR's settlement approval is set for Tuesday, Nov. 26. The court will consider final arguments, objections and DOJ input.
When selling a shared property, co-owners must decide how to fairly split profits or handle buyouts. Without an agreement, courts may intervene.
The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment increased for the fourth straight month in November and is at its highest level since hitting 77.2 in April.
U.S. investor home purchases fell 2% year over year in the third quarter, a much smaller change than the swings of the last several years.
Growing supply of multifamily housing suggests a 1.1% increase in rental stock to more than 49 million units by next fall, with the biggest increases in the South and West.
AI has become one of real estate's fastest-adopted technology tools, embraced by brokerages and agents at a breakneck speed despite anxiety over safeguards.
Some property owners with flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will soon have a more flexible payment option.
Existing home sales in the South climbed 2.9% from September to an annual rate of 1.77 million in October, up 2.3% from one year earlier.
The last time Citizens ended the year with fewer policies than it started was 2018, when the count was reduced from 440,406 policies to 427,397.
Florida Realtors Chief Economist: New listings of homes for sale in October were impacted by Hurricanes Milton and Helene. Inventory levels rose YoY.