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CoStar’s investment in Homes.com appears to be paying off as the home search site boasts more than 100% year-over-year growth.

A new trends survey found that while most buyers still have trouble finding homes that fit their budget, more are optimistic about their chances.

Expanding homeownership remains a crucial task, says Dr. Lisa Sturtevant, as the White-Black homeownership gap is even wider now than it was in 1970.

The National Association of Realtors reported the first dip in pending sales since last November as inventory remains tight.

Sherry Chris, president and CEO of the Anywhere Expansion Brands portfolio, is retiring from brand leadership and will transition to an advisory role.

The average 30-year mortgage was up slightly this week, but cooling inflation is a sign that the market is stabilizing, which should prompt declines.

While these trends can bring challenges, understanding local market dynamics can help buyers and sellers be more competitive.

Brokerage leader Bill Ryan, whose firm recently joined KW, has seen tremendous growth — and a few booms and busts — over his five decades in the industry.

The company cited increased traffic to its portal websites, including Homes.com, as one reason for its growth.

The latest U.S. Census numbers on new home sales illustrate an improving market for homebuilders, especially in the South.

The Case-Shiller data for March showed continuing annual declines in home prices, with stark regional differences.

Several of the top brokerages in T3 Sixty's Mega 1000 list were founded after 2000, including top-ranking Compass.

CEO Glenn Kelman said working from home isn’t working out for Redfin, which will require HQ employees to spend at least two days a week in the office.

A new survey from the National Association of Home Builders found a significant increase in the number of adults who plan on buying a home this year.

Buyers might long for pandemic-era mortgage rates, but economist Matthew Gardner cautions that the "bad & the ugly" impacts outweighed the good ones.

The LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance recently launched a consumer site that helps potential clients find an agent who understands their needs and challenges.

In 1973, with a $1000 loan, Barbara Corcoran launched what would become a global luxury real estate company. And it's always had a woman at the helm.

Jeff and Joanne Collis, originally based in Illinois, have been building a business in Naples, Florida while also working on deals in the Chicago suburbs.

A new report found that in 2022, 30% of Gen Z Americans owned a home at age 25, making them a prime source of buyer (and seller) leads.

With an Instagram following of 50,000 and nearly 60 sales so far this year, the Upstate Curious team is taking over the Hudson Valley.