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Getting started in real estate is tough — especially in the current market. But the "three C's" and other tips from pros can help new agents succeed.

This week, the Dallas City Council voted to ban short-term rentals from residential zones, with no exceptions for existing STRs.

As several buyer agent compensation cases work their way through the court system, it’s time for brokers and agents to come up with a plan.

Change is afoot at Anywhere brands, where 2 new presidents are filling the role vacated by Sherry Chris and regional leadership has shifted at Coldwell Banker.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.69% this week in the Freddie Mac Survey, down just a hair from last week’s 6.71%.

A Redfin report found that nearly 60% of homeowners with mortgages have lived in their home for 4 years or less, and almost all have low interest rates.

MoxiWorks adds Local Logic; CubiCasa goes 3D; Restb.ai partners with CVR MLS and UtahRealEstate.com; Chime and DirectOffer added as solution providers.

After 10 consecutive rate hikes, the Federal Reserve announced at today's meeting that it would hold rates steady.

Errol Samuelson, chief industry development officer for Zillow, discussed the company’s "housing super app," empowering agents, and consumer innovations.

Improvements to the CRM platform and app are intended to give agents a leg up with lead generation, marketing and workflow.

Inflation rose only slightly in May to an annual rate of 4%, down significantly from its peak of more than 9% last summer.

Home values are up, and so are bidding wars, according to the latest Zillow market data.

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.