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Buyers might long for pandemic-era mortgage rates, but economist Matthew Gardner cautions that the "bad & the ugly" impacts outweighed the good ones.

The LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance recently launched a consumer site that helps potential clients find an agent who understands their needs and challenges.

In 1973, with a $1000 loan, Barbara Corcoran launched what would become a global luxury real estate company. And it's always had a woman at the helm.

Jeff and Joanne Collis, originally based in Illinois, have been building a business in Naples, Florida while also working on deals in the Chicago suburbs.

A new report found that in 2022, 30% of Gen Z Americans owned a home at age 25, making them a prime source of buyer (and seller) leads.

With an Instagram following of 50,000 and nearly 60 sales so far this year, the Upstate Curious team is taking over the Hudson Valley.

Our neighbors to the north are also grappling with high prices and low inventory, but "sanity is slowly returning to the housing market."

Sotheby's Realty adds Podium Group; E&V opens in southern Colorado; KWW goes to India; ERA and BHGRE add affiliates; John R. Wood boasts top sales volume.

DR Horton, seen as a “heat check” for the housing industry, blew past analyst expectations with its fiscal Q2 profits and offered an encouraging take on spring.

Home sales fell only slightly between February and March, but the year-over-year picture illustrates a more significant drop.

Shifting market expectations have 30-year mortgage rates on the rise again, hitting 6.39% this week.

Millennials hit a major homeownership milestone in 2022, but they’re more likely to own a home in the Midwest versus pricey cities on the coasts.

As the market slowed down, some top teams left Compass for greener pastures, but the company continues to grow its agent count and woo new and former teams.

A recent NAR report found that while homeowners have generated significant wealth via appreciation, gains were uneven across income levels and ethnic groups.

The industry’s leading iBuyer continues its struggle against housing industry headwinds, cutting about 560 employees, mostly in operations.

Low inventory has kept home prices high, and builders can’t deliver new homes fast enough to meet the demand.

Constellation1 to support E&V websites; Elm Street providing marketing tools to Weichert; Restb.ai partners with Black Knight; LandOnEarth harnesses ChatGPT.

Even as the market has slowed, sellers are optimistic that they can get a good deal on their sale.

Buyers seeking small mortgages have been increasingly shut out of traditional lending channels, leaving them with riskier options.

High prices are nothing new in the Golden State, but an increasingly small fraction of residents can afford a home. Is a turnaround in sight?