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The most recent Zillow layoffs come just ahead of the company's Q3 earnings release.

Bailey sees this period as a natural rebalancing, with agents continuing to be front and center: “We’re going to continue to lean into what we are good at.”

The latest data from Case-Schiller and FHFA highlights the slowdown's impact on home prices, with the greatest declines in West Coast markets.

Apartments.com led CoStar’s earnings during a challenging quarter for the real estate industry.

A new report from ATTOM indicates profit margins are starting to come down as interest rates rise and home sales slow.

While agents aren't seeing a flood of city-to-suburbs movers, buyers continue to prioritize quality of life, space and flexible floor plans.

Jay brings his extensive real estate industry experience, balanced perspective, and a love of writing to Real Estate News.

Brad Bjelke was recently named the Shuttleworth MLS Executive of the Year for working to build a better marketplace.

No one should go into real estate expecting a quick payoff, but hard work and a commitment to learn increase the odds of success.

This is an uncertain moment, but brokers can lead others to solid ground by taking focused action.

Higher interest rates for home mortgages are continuing to squeeze buyers, but the Fed says their actions are necessary for economic stability.

A southwest Florida real estate broker and business owner reflects on losses from Hurricane Ian and the work ahead, but remains optimistic.

Keller sees opportunities for agents and brokers who remain proactive and double down on the aspects of their business that work well.

After an initial expansion failure, one MLS has embraced a broker-focused strategy that is starting to pay off.

CEOs of MoxiWorks and Curaytor discussed how tech can support agents and give them more time to do what they're best at.

The California Association of Realtors is the most recent association to express regrets for past practices that marginalized groups based on race or ethnicity.

Many companies across the real estate spectrum have announced layoffs this year, citing the slowing housing market and high interest rates.

NAR's chief economist said there always is a recovery period after a hurricane or other natural disaster, but affected areas should bounce back within 2 years.

An ATTOM report finds that affordability continues to dip in nearly every county, but signs point to a gradual easing and slower rates of home appreciation.

The Keller Williams nonprofit has been raising donations and sending supplies to storm victims in Florida.