RE/MAX has acquired North American regions from RE/MAX Integra, its largest franchisee. The announcement comes alongside news that Chief Customer Officer Nick Bailey is being promoted to president
The ruling extends protections for tenants until June 30, when the CDC's national moratorium is set to expire
3 leading economists share what existing-home sales reveal about the market and how to properly use statistics to make client decisions
With the new partnership, RE/MAX agents will have access to LGBTQ-focused training about fair housing, diversity and inclusion
A growing number of companies facilitate electronic payment of earnest money and commissions through the ACH network
Residential construction spending continued to grow in April, rising 1.3% month over month for new single-family builds, according to report from the US Census Bureau
The mortgage giants are continuing to fill openings left by top executives who departed in the wake of the November elections, which sidetracked plans to privatize the companies
Pending sales numbers are one of the most ubiquitous forms of data in real estate. They have their limits, but are also key to making sense of the housing business
The $250M deal also provides access to customer base of more than 850 banks, credit unions and mortgage brokerages
Opinion
This week, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss why millennial homebuyers have regrets, buying leads and the first property in the nation to be paid in Dogecoin
The Compass CEO's Masterclass features 16 sessions covering the ins-and-outs of homebuying and selling, and how to start a career in real estate
The funding is split between $136M in equity and $235M in debt and will go toward expanding the company's scale
The deal to acquire Cloudvirga follows the 2020 acquisitions of NotaryCam, United States Appraisals and Pro-Teck Services
Snapdocs has raised $150 million in a series D funding round. The platform now touches nearly 20 percent of U.S. real estate transactions
Julia Lashay Israel will work to bring diversity training courses to thousands of Keller Williams agents over the next year
With Series A funding, the Boston-based startup plans to bring expertise in paperless to mortgage servicing