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Colors that are not too bright or muted can make a statement without demanding attention, allowing the room to evolve with the homeowner's tastes.
The case upholds NAR’s optional “no-commingling” rule, affirming that MLSs can independently decide whether to adopt it — a significant victory for NAR.
AI-driven technologies can play a crucial role in detecting, analyzing and preventing the spread of false or misleading information in real estate.
If construction growth remains steady through the start of 2025, anticipated Fed rate cuts later this year could help spur new construction, NAHB said.
A new survey finds 81% of aspiring homeowners say down payments and closing costs are major obstacles, with Gen Xers and lower earners most affected.
Scott Turner, in one of his first official speeches, highlighted private sector solutions and efficiency to address housing affordability.
Securing a listing goes beyond delivering an impressive presentation—it’s about demonstrating respect for the sellers through thoughtful etiquette, which can make all the difference.
Staying ahead means combining innovative new techniques with timeless strategies that never go out of style. Discover 11 actionable approaches that will help you generate real estate leads and achieve success this year
Closed hospitals, with ideal features for housing, are being converted due to low inventory. In 2023, hospital conversions received $161M in tax credits.
The SBA extends the deadline to April 27, 2025, for businesses, homeowners and renters in 48 Florida counties for Hurricane Helene and Milton relief.