Mortgage rates and affordability continue to challenge the housing market, keeping buyers hesitant and new-home sales sluggish despite builder incentives.
Agents who understand maximalist design can better connect with buyers seeking warmth, personality and a lived-in feel, all hallmarks of this trend.
A U.S. District Court closes a case brought against the National Association of Realtors involving MLS access.
Industry leaders say the high-end market, particularly for homes priced above $10M, is continuing to gain strength, with all-cash deals the norm.
While existing-home sales dipped 2.7% nationally in June, median prices hit a record $435,300, reflecting continued equity growth for homeowners.
Nonbank lenders are playing a bigger role in commercial property finance, offering flexibility but raising concerns about default and risk.
Agents should focus on consumer-centered posts, avoid politics, engage followers and mix personal with real estate content to build trust.
Home inspections can rattle buyers, but most issues are minor or fixable. A calm, informed agent can help keep deals from falling apart.
In a quest to make her property listings stand out from the ChatGPT crowd, one Realtor® built her own AI tool —and is saving 30-40 hours a week on writing social media posts and listings.
The state’s population growth is reshaping real estate, compelling agents to adopt digital tools and social media to attract younger buyers and boost engagement.
