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A U.S. district court judge in Missouri denied a request for summary judgment in the ongoing court battle between NAR and a group of homesellers.

Florida was the big winner in a newly released dataset from the FHFA showing quarterly and annual appraisal values for the top 100 U.S. metros.

Will Holmes, who leads agent growth at the tech-powered real estate company, talks about how and why agents play an essential role with the iBuying platform.

Since peaking in the spring, condominium prices have fallen 4.4% nationally, while single-family prices fell 8.6%.

Despite the Fed's half-point rate increase on Wednesday, the mortgage market continues to see declining rates, dropping to 6.31% today.

The latest movers: Robyn Yates-Gajjar and Sid Gajjar, Grauman Rosenfeld Group, Chad Schwendeman, Victoria Fisher

With inflation showing early signs of cooling, the Fed announced a half-point rate increase — a quarter point less than its last four hikes.

A recent survey by Point found that 90% of homeowners who'd like to move in 2023 think it would be too costly.

Programs offering 100% financing can get qualified buyers into homes, helping agents close more transactions.

NAR's Lawrence Yun and a panel of four other economists agreed that a crash was unlikely, but discussed both new and chronic issues affecting the market.

Educating buyers about mortgage rate buydowns can mean more closed deals for agents.

Sharran Srivatsaa, who has worked in real estate, finance and tech, will take on the newly created position at the fast-growing brokerage.

MLSs remain critical to the business of real estate, but many leaders are looking to a new era of less fragmentation and greater cooperation.

CEO Sean Black shares the journey of his company's near-IPO followed by painful layoffs and strategic changes.

T3 Sixty CEO Jack Miller says there's no reason to shy away from conversations about the housing market, as long as you arm yourself with knowledge first.

The latest moves: Katie Scherping, Gabe Richter, Marcus Phipps, Jeryl Vallie-Cepida

The number of homes for sale jumped a record 15% year-over-year, but mortgage rates will dictate affordability and buyer interest.

The average rate for a 30-year mortgage was 6.33% this week. It’s now the fourth consecutive week of rate drops.

ATTOM's monthly Foreclosure Market Report found filings were up 57% year-over-years still but well below pre-pandemic levels.

Wichita was No. 1 among the 10 best metros for first-time buyers, offering a mix of affordable homes, good inventory and a higher share of price cuts.