Construction starts are up 5.7% since March but down 2.5% year over year, according to the Census Bureau
Lenders began the foreclosure process on 30,524 properties in April
With more access to rental options, budget hotels struggle to offer competitive prices, according to a new study
Nationwide rates are at a 20-year low, but areas hit by natural disasters continue to struggle
More women have also joined the industry, according to NAR data
Middle children are more likely to prefer communal living arrangements and firstborns just want their privacy
Regardless of whether Compass is a tech company, it needs to be one — both to support its massive valuation of $4.4B and to be a lasting, sustainable business
The real estate and construction industry will increasingly have to grapple with an older population and consumers who want homes that can house extended families
Unemployment rate, meanwhile, fell to a 49-year low
The tech-focused brokerage’s competitve advantage is access to capital, and it’s parlaying that advantage into a massive agent recruiting tool at scale
Sales are still down 1.2% year-over-year, according to the National Association of Realtors' chief economist
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US home prices jumped a modest 0.5% from January to February, according to Federal Housing Finance Agency
The median home now commands $302,700, according to U.S. Census Bureau and Housing and Urban Development
Mortgage rates will drop while home sales will not fall as dramatically, according to revised realtor.com forecast