The modern farmhouse, with its black and white exterior, board and batten, and classic interior is the style of the moment, according to The Times. Its rise coincides with a desire for simpler times
Builders and residential contractors added nearly 60,000 jobs in June — about 11,000 more than expected for this time of year, according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Despite sales falling by double-digits, agents and brokers in Alexandria, Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia, anticipate a summer of heated bidding wars, tough negotiations and market headwinds
Since Amazon announced its ambitious HQ2 plans in 2018, Arlington's lower-tier luxury market has been ravaged by homebuyers and developers alike — and the rush show no signs of slowing
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This software for real estate investors offers a clean, spartan user interface that focuses on only what’s needed to know about the state of small rental property business and how to react to its many variables.
Eklund also announced that he and husband Derek Kaplan will rent out their Beverly Hills home for $50,000 per month. He cited increased business and his kids' education as key reasons to move
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Are you thready for it? The Threads revolution is here whether you are ready or not. First impressions count, so don't waste this opportunity
Collaborative, AI-backed home search that allows buyers, agents and family members to browse and consider options in unison based on a 'wishlist' is now available to enterprise accounts
This week: As NAR dismisses harassment claims, women in the industry speak up about what they've seen — up close and personal
Stop sending the same-old, same-old marketing collateral. Use QR codes to make everything you provide more meaningful
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In the face of new harassment allegations at the highest levels of leadership, where is the outrage? Is this who we are as Realtors?
Janelle Brevard initially sued the National Association of Realtors, claiming her firing was a form of harassment and retaliation. The case ended Thursday, though many questions still remain
Existing-home sales are expected to tumble to a 12-year low by the end of 2023, but they won't stay that way for long, Realtor.com Chief Economist Danielle Hale predicted on Wednesday
Strong jobs numbers and GDP growth have bond market investors convinced it's all but certain the Federal Reserve will resume rate hikes this month
