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Following the Lahaina wildfires, "predatory capitalism" has taken hold in the historic community as locals are faced with the decision to rebuild or sell.

Pending sales in July rose a modest 0.9%, but that could reflect an extended homebuying season as inventory has stifled buying activity.

Emily Clark, president of Robert Paul Properties, discusses her top goals for the year and why agents should pay more attention to the industry.

A proactive approach could help MLSs better manage any potential changes to their business models.

The latest Case-Shiller data found that prices continued to creep up through June, returning to peak levels. But things may shift this fall.

Just two days after the New York Times published claims of harassment, retaliation and intimidation at the association, Kenny Parcell has stepped down.

Allegations of sexual harassment at NAR, followed by "very emotional" calls from association employees, sparked a new initiative now gaining steam.

As real estate companies recover from the market downturn, many firms "will have to either be an active buyer or seller" in the next few years.

A New York Times article details complaints from women about NAR and its president's “predatory” behavior.

Limited inventory is changing the behavior of buyers and the price of new construction relative to existing homes, several experts told Real Estate News.

Real expands on the East Coast; The Agency nabs a top NYC broker, launches in Kentucky, and gains a team in Boise; Real names a managing broker for Texas.

The purchase of Spruce will allow Zillow to build “a tech-forward, high-volume title company for the future,” the company said.

Rebuilding after the Lahaina wildfires will be challenging and costly, but not "ominous."

The company said the new program, initially launching in Phoenix, will help ease one of the biggest barriers to entry for buying a home.

For the fifth straight week, 30-year mortgage rates went up, hitting 7.23% — the highest level since 2001.

New construction got another boost in July, with sales up 31.5% year-over-year. Rising mortgage rates may reverse that trend.

Chris Speicher feels "numb" in the wake of devastating wildfires but is committed to helping the community rebuild — in the right way.

Rapattoni is gradually restoring service following a cyberattack that shut down the MLS service provider on Aug. 9.

Starting next July, former KW agents who compete against the company will see their profit share distribution reduced from 100% to 5%.

NAR reported a 2.2% national decline in sales in July, but the West bucked the trend, and more first-time buyers entered the market.