The real estate tech giant has updated its Zestimate for the imagined property, which it says spans 25 acres and includes a main cabin and elf village
Texas Realtor Kristin Gyldenege defends her choice to hire models to pose in their underwear, even after the Houston Association of Realtors pulled the photos from its site
Three agents in LA, Denver and Jacksonville say Houzz's bathroom trends report was right on the money
Brokerages in larger urban markets would benefit from home shopper interaction data and graphics
This platform was developed by the computer scientist-husband of an agent to strip down the CRM to its most important features
Help your clients avoid energy efficiency pitfalls
CEO and founder of property website development firm aims to give top producers everything but the ordinary
'Apartment is rented … [N-word] free zone … White power,' landlord John Graham wrote in a series of vile texts
Terrorized for years by an anonymous letter-writer, nicknamed 'The Watcher,' a New Jersey family speaks out for the first time about their real-life real estate horror story
The $45M Russian Hill estate overlooks the city's most famous landmarks and views
Northwest Multiple Listing Service will break accessibility features down into 12 categories for disabled homebuyers
While 'Coming Soon' pre-market listings will likely remain useful for luxury properties and as a tool to test price points, there will be fewer of them all-around, Realtors tell Inman
The company selects only a market's best performers to access its highly qualified seller leads, who will pay between 2% and 4.5% commission depending on the deal
Fashioning sights like neat lawns with pumpkins and creating scents like apple cinnamon, these tips will having buyers feeling cozy, at home — and ready to put in an offer
A Wisconsin couple has been charged with discrimination by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for denying the rental application of a family with 5 children
The Beverly Hills property is now on the market for $4.7 million