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Opendoor Technologies reported $211 million in third-quarter adjusted losses before EBITDA. Its net loss for the quarter was $928 million.

Keller Williams' sales volume through the third quarter dropped 3% compared to the same period last year.

The inventory numbers should be good news for buyers, but affordability, combined with seller hesitancy, means the market is not yet buyer-friendly.

After a turbulent year marked by significant layoffs, Zillow is looking to “double down on the things that we believe in” and simplify the real estate journey.

Third-quarter revenue came in at $483 million, above company expectations, but CEO Rich Barton said the market is "super challenging to predict right now."

Speakers and vendors at the inaugural event focused on tech solutions that add value for real estate professionals.

Ahead of their third-quarter earnings release, founder and CEO Eric Wu announced companywide layoffs that will cut the workforce by 18%.

The Federal Reserve raised the key interest rate by .75% Wednesday, the sixth consecutive rate hike this year.

CEO Glenn Sanford says he’s pleased by the company’s performance this quarter, but believes the industry will continue to struggle amid high interest rates.

Schneider, who has led the company since 2017, explains why he is bullish about the future despite turbulence in the economy.

Roboticist Ayanna Howard spoke about the present and future of AI across industries at the T3 Technology Summit.

As natural disasters become more costly and more frequent, climate risk is likely to have an increasing impact on homebuying decisions.

Home inspectors don't want to be "the bad guy." They offer tips for agents to help their clients through the inspection process.

Many people enter the industry without realistic expectations, but brokerages can do more to give their agents a leg up.

Keller Williams Worldwide leads a trend among U.S. residential real estate companies to grow operations internationally.

The return of typical seasonal buying patterns could signal a stabilizing market.

Agents in Washington and Florida see steady buyer demand due to geography, lifestyle factors.

For the first time in 25 years, square footage is priciest in suburban areas.

The average 30-year rate crossed the 7% threshold this week, the highest rate since April 2002.

CEO Ryan Schneider said the company’s strong balance sheet with a focus on cost reductions allows the company to grow in strategic areas during the slowdown.