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Undeterred by a stormy forecast and airport closures, NAR is moving forward with its annual mega-conference, betting on clear skies by opening day.

Buyers and sellers of existing homes are sitting on the sidelines while builders try to unload their inventory of newly completed homes.

Blefari has seen the ups and downs of the market during his four decades in the industry, which helps him keep his sights on profitability and performance.

Need leads? When done right, open houses are still an effective way to make connections with potential clients.

Networking through traditional business and civic organizations still exists, but it’s just one way to build relationships with clients, peers and mentors.

The social media sensation drives plenty of traffic to the listings it features, but it may not help your sale.

Buyers and sellers might be struggling to navigate the market, but homeowners are well-positioned to ride out the downturn.

RE/MAX leaders say that the company’s franchise models and strategic growth initiatives helped to drive revenues in the third quarter.

MoxiWorks adds zavvie’s marketplace to its platform, enabling agents and brokerages to present offers from iBuyers and “Power Buyers” to home sellers.

A shifting housing market hasn't deterred the company's growth plans, which include international expansion and seeking out "best fit" franchise partners.

The headlines are scary, but Jay Thompson advises agents to focus on fundamentals and to try not to panic — the market is just normalizing.

Opendoor Technologies reported $211 million in third-quarter adjusted losses before EBITDA. Its net loss for the quarter was $928 million.

Keller Williams' sales volume through the third quarter dropped 3% compared to the same period last year.

The inventory numbers should be good news for buyers, but affordability, combined with seller hesitancy, means the market is not yet buyer-friendly.

After a turbulent year marked by significant layoffs, Zillow is looking to “double down on the things that we believe in” and simplify the real estate journey.

Third-quarter revenue came in at $483 million, above company expectations, but CEO Rich Barton said the market is "super challenging to predict right now."

Speakers and vendors at the inaugural event focused on tech solutions that add value for real estate professionals.

Ahead of their third-quarter earnings release, founder and CEO Eric Wu announced companywide layoffs that will cut the workforce by 18%.

The Federal Reserve raised the key interest rate by .75% Wednesday, the sixth consecutive rate hike this year.

CEO Glenn Sanford says he’s pleased by the company’s performance this quarter, but believes the industry will continue to struggle amid high interest rates.