New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has applied for federal disaster unemployment assistance, which would provide financial aid to more than 1.2 million independent contractors
Residential refinance mortgages more than doubled in Q4 2019, bringing them to their highest point in nearly 7 years, according to new data from Attom Data Solutions
Originally aiming to offer New York City buyers an honest look at neighborhoods and buildings, the company has now launched Localize Advantage to help buyers to find their ideal agent
Individuals in the process of moving and moving industry companies are beginning to feel the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic
Amid quarantines and calls for social distancing, agents are turning to video chats and virtual tours to show off properties
Gov. Gavin Newsom's order is meant to be a lifeline to people whose wages are shrinking as the coronavirus tanks the economy and forces people into isolation
Leonard Steinberg, the chief evangelist at Compass, says the quicker the virus is contained, the better it will be for the housing market
A coalition of landlords in New York City promised to stop evictions in most circumstances for 90 days. The move comes amid calls for tenant protections across the US
Agents Inman spoke to haven't yet seen clients abandoning things like open houses. But handshakes may be going out of style, and some believe the worst is yet to come
A change in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation regulations will make it easier for iBuyers to enter markets in the North and South, according to home-value data platform Ownerly
The 'Shark Tank' star and founder of The Corcoran Group lost the money after approving a fraudulent money transfer. She's just the latest victim in a growing trend
It has been met with a combination of fear and frustration, but what is the real impact iBuying is having in markets around the country?
Keller Williams NYC and Keller Williams Tribeca will now operate as 1 business. The new brokerage will have about 350 agents
Some agents are already seeing their business impacted from the spreading global disease. Others are preparing for the worst
New York's ubiquitous scaffolding is the result of laws passed in 1980 and 1998. The scaffolding is meant to prevent falling debris, but it also comes with tradeoffs