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
The website and blog is key for Buyers Brokers Only
by Gill South Dec 18
It's all about a smooth delivery
by Tim & Julie Harris Dec 18
Automated valuation models (AVMs) for brokers could benefit from CoreLogic's acquisition of FNC
by Teke Wiggin Dec 18
State of the art architectural design
by Kevin Klages Dec 18
The Keller Williams agent from Santa Barbara, California, talks about word choice and advising clients to buy something that will acquire value.
by Inman Dec 18
Magazine recognizes companies leveraging technology to disrupt traditional business models
by Amy Tankersley Dec 18
Prices are low, and there's a lot of new construction
by Graham Garnett Dec 18
Opinion
Crazy times usually call for crazy ideas
by Kenneth Jenny Dec 18
Statewide values represented a year-over-year increase of 5.9 percent
by Erik Pisor Dec 18
App brings digital paperwork software to more mobile users
by Teke Wiggin Dec 18
Elevated home also features expansive deck larger then the interior
by Erik Pisor Dec 18
Auctions are not just for distressed properties
by Kimberley Sirk Dec 18
More renters earn high incomes and spend 30 percent on rent
by Inman Dec 18
Office space occupancy casts a shadow on real estate markets
by Kimberley Sirk Dec 18