Demand for creative jobs on the rise in Houston
Non-creative industries in need of advertising, video production, writing and graphic design professionals
by Erik Pisor Dec 22
Is TRID responsible for existing-home sales drop?
NAR's latest numbers show a big fall in November
by Amber Taufen Dec 22
Hollywood Hills vacancy significantly changed since 2011
The area's vacancy rates are higher than the state's
by Inman Dec 22
Daily market update: Dec. 22, 2015
Our daily summary of market news, updated regularly with new tidbits
by Inman Dec 22
CoreLogic’s 5 housing market predictions for 2016
Home sales, prices and rents will rise, while the vacancy rate will stay low
by Amy Tankersley Dec 21
3 takeaways from Bank of America's millennial assessment
Mortgage lender says millennials are still reeling from the recession, but are not willing to sacrifice lifestyle for white picket fences and big yards
by Amy Tankersley Dec 21
Rentership breaks records in 10 year period-- almost half are cost-burden
More renters earn high incomes and spend 30 percent on rent
by Inman Dec 21
Top 10 US markets for real estate agents
Business is booming in these cities
by Tim Swindle Dec 21
Rentership breaks records in 10 year period-- almost half are cost-burden
More renters earn high incomes and spend 30 percent on rent
by Inman Dec 21
Houston vacancy rates just slightly lower than in 2011
The metro's vacancy rates are lower than the state's
by Inman Dec 21
Miami vacancy rates hardly changed since 2011
The metro's vacancy rates are lower than the state's
by Inman Dec 21
DC vacancy rates slightly lower than in 2011
DC's vacancy rates are lower than the entire metro area's
by Inman Dec 21
Daily market update: Dec. 21, 2015
Our daily summary of market news, updated regularly with new tidbits
by Inman Dec 21
Real estate market recap, Dec. 14-18, 2015
The big news in real estate markets, recapped for your convenience
by Inman Dec 20
Interest rates have lifted off: This week in the market

We have liftoff. The long and short of it follow — short first. The immediate reaction to the Fed’s first hike in 1- years, from a band “0 percent to .25 percent” to .50 percent: The prime rate moved mechanically to 3.50 percent, rising in lockstep as it will after each future increase in Fed funds.

by Lou Barnes Dec 18
Is it time to invest in the Jersey Shore?
Prices are low, and there's a lot of new construction
by Graham Garnett Dec 18