Agents tend to be satisfied with their income, a new survey from Inman suggests. But many also believe that after a certain point, money can't buy happiness
In October, 3.7% of homeowners fell delinquent on their mortgage payments
A new survey from Inman showed that agents are relatively content with their work, though they are also putting in very long hours and devoting their weekends to their jobs
Institutional investors are turning to construction and iBuyers to provide single-family home rentals
Maine and West Virginia also saw large annual increases, with prices rising 8.6 and 6.9 percent, respectively
Zillow’s drive to dominance in the greater New York City real estate market reveals the path to market power of real estate portals around the world
Shrinking agent ranks, smaller commissions and more predictions for years and years to come
Both 2019 and the decade leading to it were dominated by disruption. And the thing fueling that disruption was a whole lot of cash
The cost to rent a single-family home grew by 3.1% in October
Economists expect Generation Z buyers to exceed millennial homeownership rates by 2035
It was a big year for MLSs — pocket listings, bombshell lawsuits and the relentless march of technology all dominated MLS news. Here are the most noteworthy trends
Years ago it was hard to imagine iBuyers ever making headway in a city with older and more expensive homes. But this year Opendoor, Zillow and others went all in on L.A.
A new Apartment List study provides the first hard evidence that large numbers of millennials who would like to become homeowners are so frustrated that they have changed their minds, at least for now
But increasing prices are not deterring millennials from buying homes — a quarter of those surveyed plan to buy a home in the next six to eight months
T3 Sixty's 15th annual Swanepoel Trends Report analyzes how iBuyers and big brokerages are changing the industry
Sales grew 1.9% year-over-year in October, according to National Association of Realtors data released Thursday