Despite income growth, the Federal Reserve won't raise rates this month
International buyers purchased $10 billion in real estate in Texas, ranking it third in the nation
A period of activity and change in the upscale market
International turmoil is going to affect us sooner or later
A look at London, New York City and Dubai
The franchisor's listings will appear on the listing portal for Chinese homebuyers
The Jackson Hole, Wyoming, event caused just a small wave
The partnership will work to transform a rural slum on the edge of disrepair into a sustainable community
CityRealty matches record athletic paces against Manhattan skyscraper heights
The U.S. has created more than a half-million jobs in 60 days
The cultural hotbed of South Florida is home to international transplants from all over the world and continues to draw interest from abroad. With an influx of international searches every day on Trulia, the real estate search engine reported South Florida as a hot market for Venezuelan house hunters.
Hemnet shareholders and industry players reflect on the fallout from the failed acquisition
Connecting the community while creating sustainability is no easy task
NAR data shows nearly a quarter of international sales over the last year fell in Florida
It is reassuring when the world behaves as it should. The last couple of weeks have been disconcerting — how such a huge decline in rates without a bounce-back? It’s okay now. Rates are rising. The jump last week had several propellants. The first is simply the nature of markets: any big move begets a counter-move.