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The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 6.81% this week as the Fed raised its benchmark rate to the highest level since 2001.

The 0.3% gain is the first increase in four months, NAR reported, suggesting that “the housing recession is over.”

The property management platform RentSpree is seeing an uptick in real estate agent customers as for-sale inventory remains limited.

The percentage of equity-rich homes hit 49% in the second quarter, rebounding after a decline earlier in the year.

The benchmark rate is now in the 5.25-5.5% range, the highest level in 22 years.

Prices also fell slightly, nearly closing the gap between new and existing home prices.

Realtracs CEO Stuart White believes the MLS landscape could look very different in a post-"cooperation and compensation" future.

The commercial and residential real estate giant continues to grow revenue and income while also investing in Homes.com.

The Case-Shiller index for May shows steady home price growth since January and a slight dip compared to this time last year.

While down year-over-year, revenue and income were up over the previous quarter, but the company missed expectations on earnings per share.

After heating way up over the past few years, prices and inventory in two of the most populous states are showing signs of stabilizing.

The defendants in several major lawsuits have not gained any ground this summer as the first case moves toward trial in less than 3 months.

More people are moving closer to beaches and further from urban centers to places with city amenities and lower housing costs, according to a new report.

Dava Davin, whose firm did nearly $860M in sales volume in the past 12 months, believes a philosophy of altruism has helped her win clients — and agents.

Livian, the KW-affiliated teams platform, names a new president; longtime Century 21 exec moves to eXp.

The association believes it will prevail in court, but also “highly encourages agents to use buyer broker agreements.”

Top Dallas team joins Real; C21 adds affiliates in Missouri, Colorado; Pacific Sotheby's Realty, BHHS, CB Warburg gain agents; The Agency adds design partner.

A correction doesn't seem likely this year, but things could improve in 2024 if mortgage rates settle around 5%, says economist Matthew Gardner.

NAR's acceptance of the move by the nation’s second-largest MLS comes as the industry faces significant legal challenges to buyer’s agent compensation.

NAR reported that existing home sales fell in June and dropped nearly 19% year-over-year. But median sale prices reached a near-record high.