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Baby proofing an open house, including blocking hazards and adding a kid-friendly area, helps families feel safe and focused while touring a home.
Elevated mortgage rates and higher building costs are sidelining buyers, pushing up supply and leading builders to lean on incentives.
Several awards recognizing Realtor excellence were presented Tuesday at the annual convention: Gia Arvin, president in 2024, was named Realtor of the Year.
Many homeowners are postponing big remodeling plans, choosing instead to complete smaller projects and rely more on professional contractors.
Modern wallpaper in accent walls or single rooms can attract buyers when used carefully, with trends like textured neutrals, nature prints and rich colors.
New resources from the National Association of Realtors make moving easier with smart packing tips and help veterans navigate the VA Home Loan Guaranty to buy a home.
When you encounter a buyer who has already signed an exclusive agreement with a brokerage firm, remember a Realtor®’s ethical duty to avoid interfering with another firm’s exclusive relationship.
A growing number of agents are using virtual assistants for marketing, scheduling, client communication and transaction coordination.
When a Listing Broker took the listing, the Seller made it very clear what price they wanted the property to be listed and sold. After weeks of marketing the property, the Listing Broker concluded the property was overpriced. The Listing Broker shared this opinion with their sales team but failed to share with the Seller. Was this a violation of the Code of Ethics?
National home sales ticked up in July, led by steady month-over-month growth in the South, Northeast and West. Inventory reached its highest since 2020.