'A consumer can qualify for the Home Swap from their mobile device and then confidently shop for the home they want with their own agent by their side and in the app,' said Knock CEO and co-founder Sean Black
Today's crazy market conditions are forcing agents to have sometimes-challenging conversations about what a bubble is and what might happen in a correction
Regions of North Carolina, Washington and Alabama are likely to earn beach home owners the most money when they rent out their properties
Madoff stole billions from investors and used some of the money to buy penthouses and mansions on multiple continents. Here's a look at his one-time real estate portfolio
'There is no middle class any more,' one industry leader said of working in real estate this year. 'You’re either crushing it or you're struggling'
A $1B Innovation District, a plethora of amenities and a new city plan have pushed Raleigh's North Hills to the top of buyers' lists.
Inventory has been tight for a long time now, but this spring agents across the country are seeing something different — and more difficult
First announced in early March, the acquisition of TurnKey Vacation Rentals will add roughly 6,000 units to Vacasa's ever-growing portfolio
The median listing price for US homes hit $370,000 in March, according to a new report. That's higher than it has ever been in the past
The deal adds another 2,000 agents and 6 states to the company's own-side brokerage business
The showing management space have never been more crowded. That's a boon to agents — as long as they can wade through their many options
The company is expanding the footprint of its direct-to-consumer homebuying platform in California and North Carolina
The company is expanding its iBuying, in-person and virtual touring and financing services across multiple US markets, according to an Opendoor blog post Thursday
Expiring eviction bans at the state level over the course of the pandemic have led to hundreds of thousands of additional COVID-19 cases, according to new research
Mike Regan wants agents to get the same kind of prestige and respect as doctors and lawyers — and he's structured his brokerage to make that happen