Homeowners in these 5 markets more likely to move in next 90 days than anywhere else in US
Commission checks could come pouring in for agents in Chicago, Washington, D.C., Orlando, Tampa and Atlanta
by Teke Wiggin Aug 16
Southern California Wildfires Forces Thousands to Evacuate
The funds are helping more than 250 families in California affected by the Thomas Fire and Montecito Debris Flow to cover one month's rent or mortgage costs
by Marian McPherson Aug 16
Mortgage rates inch back slightly, yet remain mostly flat since spring
Stability in borrowing costs comes despite the highest core inflation rates since 2008, according to Freddie Mac survey
by Patrick Kearns Aug 16
Is the inventory crisis over?
Opinion
Agents see a shift, but it's not a buyer's market quite yet
by Brad Inman Aug 16
Detroit
The latest list of the 20 Hottest Markets from property search portal realtor.com includes Fort Wayne, Indiana; Columbus, Ohio; and Detroit, Michigan
by Emma Hinchliffe Aug 16
New housing starts and permits tick upward, easing low inventory woes
The latest data could be a good sign for an inventory-starved housing market
by Patrick Kearns Aug 16
Napa Valley mansion named most expensive foreclosure in the US — and the photos are stunning
The French-style estate boasts 5 bedrooms, an infinity pool and panoramic views of Napa Valley — all for just $5.5M
Marketing agency Black29 Group acquires Pro R.E.A. Staffing
The deal is part of an effort to provide agent recruitment services to real estate brokerages in the US and Canada
Houses and homes in the suburbs
May 2018 saw the fewest number of serious delinquencies and homes at some stage of foreclosure since 2006, according to report
Permitting slowdown has cost the US 6.3M new homes
The country still hasn't recovered from the shock of the 2008 financial crisis, according to a new study from Zillow
by Patrick Kearns Aug 13
Luxury home prices continue to soar in second quarter: Redfin
Rate of growth slows modestly from first quarter, but top-dollar homes selling faster than ever, fueling bidding wars
Money dollars falling from sky
The parent company of the cloud-based brokerage released its second-quarter earnings Monday
by Emma Hinchliffe Aug 13
Keller Williams tallies $98.3B in second-quarter sales
President and CEO John Davis says sharp focus on proprietary technologies helped spark 8.7% sales boost
by Marian McPherson Aug 13
Households with college students are twice as likely to experience foreclosure
During the Great Recession, households with college students were twice as likely to experience foreclosure, and that risk still exists today
by Marian McPherson Aug 10
Airbnb vs. New York City: What you need to know about the fight
NYC is escalating battle with the short-term rental platform
by Emma Hinchliffe Aug 10
More than 10% of US properties still 'seriously underwater' in Q2
On the bright side, nearly 25% of all American properties are now equity rich, including more than 40% in California
by Patrick Kearns Aug 10