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Offers to buy homes dropped again in October, and were off 37% year-over-year, as higher interest rates and inflation slowed down real estate activity.

Knock’s Buyer-Seller Market Index finds that more metros are becoming buyers markets, and the trend is expected to continue.

Realtor.com economists predict an unusual year ahead, with higher interest rates and more inventory, but not the drop in prices that would typically follow.

Buyers in the 100 largest cities have lost up to 1,140 square feet of living space due to higher prices and interest rates.

Economic data from the Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Case-Shiller housing index show a continued slowdown in home value increases.

A Zillow survey finds potential homebuyers spend as much time researching the purchase of a new TV as they do looking for the best mortgage loan.

The number of home loan applications rose for two straight weeks this month, coinciding with falling interest rates.

The niche area of real estate services for pro athletes and entertainers is largely insulated from the broader economic downturn.

Taub, a NYC agent with Sotheby's International Realty, helps feed families in her community as a volunteer and board member at the New York Common Pantry.

Fields, an agent in Scottsdale, AZ, has made a "lifelong commitment" to Teen Lifeline, an organization working to eradicate teen suicide.

Utah agent Laurie Read launched a foundation in her brother’s memory that funds equipment to "protect the officers who put their lives on the line every day."

Ealy founded the mentoring program TWST4Girls in 2014, bringing hope and opportunities to at-risk youth and their families.

While inventory is trending down ahead of the holidays, the pace is slower compared to recent years.

It's too soon to call it a trend, but the slight downtick in mortgage rates may give hope to potential buyers.

It's easy to get caught up in hustle culture, but Jay Thompson says this is a great time to reset and take a day off. It might even help your business.

A study released by ATTOM found differences in values and appreciation based on a home's proximity to specialty grocery stores.

With rising interest rates cutting into the amount of square footage buyers can afford, new home sizes have been trending down.

Rate hikes slowed demand from a wide-open firehose to a trickle faster than the company or its algorithms could predict.

In an era of tech-enabled everything, door-knocking might seem quaint — but it can be an effective, low-cost way to build connections and generate leads.

Industry veteran (and news junkie) Jay Thompson says agents can help themselves and their clients by reading beyond market headlines, putting news in context.