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Joint ventures and continuing consolidation may help MLSs better serve both subscribers and consumers.

A World Wealth Report found that the number of millionaires fell by 800,000 in one year, but real estate has been a fairly resilient asset.

Rob Allen, CEO of Sage Sotheby's Realty, says a slower market has agents wondering if they're at the right brokerage — but he doesn't sign just anyone.

It's never too late to invest in coaching — even if you've been in the business for decades. And in tough times, it can be a boon.

Jim Fite, president of the brokerage his father founded in 1937, has led his company through 7 recessions and shares advice on how to make it to the other side.

Seek genuine connections, coaches say, and embrace the four P’s: parents, passions, partnerships and passages (from one life stage to the next).

Most consumers think it's a bad time to buy, and many expect rates to rise — but nearly a fifth of adults still plan to buy a home in the next 12 months.

Renters in many markets can no longer afford to make the leap to homeownership, but an increase in build-to-rent inventory could help ease pressure.

Two of the state's top providers will no longer accept new applications, setting a grim precedent and adding another challenge for buyers.

Leading economist Dr. Paul Bishop and respected broker J. Philip Faranda were honored by the National Association of Real Estate Editors at their annual event.

An enhanced, feature-rich Appointment Center offers several new efficiency-oriented tools for agent users.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.71% this week, the first drop in nearly a month.

Home equity dipped last quarter for the first time in a decade, but big gains in recent years have kept most homeowners squarely in the black.

REdistribute, which sells data from participating MLSs to institutional users, now covers nearly half of U.S. residential properties.

CoreLogic reported that national home price growth slowed to just 2% year over year in April, but gains (and losses) varied locally.

Black Knight reports that recent borrowers had higher credit scores and larger down payments, suggesting that lenders have tightened their standards.

Gene Millman, the leader of Colorado's largest MLS, believes MLSs "have a bad habit of forming silos" — but by working together, they can be stronger.

As part of the government debt-ceiling deal, student loan payments that had been paused for the past three years will resume at the end of August.

Midwest and Sunbelt markets continue to attract home shoppers, but affordability is precarious, especially in Florida as insurance rates rise.

Everyone messes up from time to time. See the mistakes that set some agents back, but ultimately provided lessons for success.