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Volunteering Works and the Good Neighbor Awards recognize real estate agents who donate their time and skills to community organizations.

Despite losses on home sales, CEO Carrie Wheeler said the company believes in its value proposition and sees "significant runway" via its Zillow partnership.

Mortgage interest rates climbed again this week, with the daily rate approach levels not seen since November.

CEO Ryan Schneider said the company will make cost reductions to bring operations in line with the market, as he expects a volatile year in real estate.

The latest movers: The Nielsen Group, Laurie Finkelstein Reader Real Estate, Archpoint Advisory, The Real Estate People, Inspired Living.

The complaint alleges that eXp Realty turned a “blind eye” to two agents who had a history of drugging and sexually assaulting women.

Instant home values (like Zillow's Zestimate) are getting better, and can be a tool for underwriters and savvy agents.

The government announced a plan to cut mortgage insurance rates by 0.3 percentage points, which could save eligible homeowners an average of $800 a year.

Most agents are hardworking and professional, says broker Phil Faranda. But those who aren't can damage your brand and the industry — and should be terminated.

Florance, founder and CEO, made the announcement during a Q4 earnings conference call Tuesday, which also highlighted the company's revenue gains.

T3 Sixty's annual report on Organized Real Estate found a 7.6% drop in the number of MLSs and a 3.8% drop among Realtor associations since 2020.

Sales of existing homes fell again in January, but the slower rate of declines suggests the market is "bottoming out."

Led by co-presidents OB Jacobi, Jill Jacobi Wood and Geoff Wood, the company continues to grow but strives to retain its family-oriented culture.

During KW's Family Reunion event on Sunday, Keller talked about the state of the real estate market — which, he says, may get worse before it gets better.

Keller Mortgage will continue to operate alongside existing divisions of Mutual of Omaha, with Gary Keller as co-owner.

The rental market is massive. Between investor purchases and property management, it can be a lucrative business for brokerages — and a source of buyer leads.

You can fix up a house — but you can't fix the neighbors. Despite the horror stories, there are a few ways to prevent neighbor woes from ruining a sale.

An upward trend in mortgage rates, after weeks of declines, has raised concerns about whether buyers will return. But pent-up demand may push them to act.

Agents worry about homes showing well or deals falling through — should they also worry about getting sued? Unfortunately, it happens more than you may think.

A recent report found a record drop investor purchases as interest rates rose and prices began to decline.