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Buyers with moderate incomes can afford only a small share of listings, with slight gains in affordability, a NAR survey found.
Homeowners are prioritizing spa-inspired features like therapeutic showers, smart tech and natural materials to create calming, low-maintenance bathrooms.
Commercial real estate investment rose to $92.5B in the first quarter of 2025, driven by single-asset deals. Industrial and multifamily sectors saw strong growth.
Designers say using color blocks with trim can refresh spaces without full repainting. Stick to 2-3 colors for cohesion and consider paint maintenance.
Builder confidence fell to 34 in May, the lowest since 2022, amid rate, tariff and cost concerns. The NAHB said 34% of builders cut prices.
The Fla. Hurricane Catastrophe Fund provides relatively low-cost reinsurance to insurers to help pay claims if the state is hit by one or more major hurricanes.
A new report sounds the alarm on who is increasingly at risk and what real estate pros can do to help clients be aware and stay safe.
Drawing inspiration from a luxury hotel experience may seem like a good idea, but those upgrades may cost more and require more maintenance.
A new U.S. tax reform draft bill includes major wins for real estate, preserving key deductions and credits long backed by NAR, such as SALT.
Go beyond basic email for your brokerage's communication. Here's how one company is using the Agently platform to keep agents engaged, accountable and productive.