The listing asks would-be buyers if they 'like fun and adventure.' And with both castle- and starship-themed rooms, it offers both in spades
Buyers are looking for homes in different places, and with different characteristics, than they did before COVID-19 brought chaos to the US
Qualia's technology will help LemonBrew offer more digital services — something that has never been in more demand
Gov. Tom Wolf declared real estate a nonessential business at the start of the pandemic, making it a challenge for agents to stay productive. Now that restrictions may start to lift, agents are eager to get back to work
61% of US markets saw foreclosure activity drop below pre-recession levels last month, but the numbers come with 'a huge caveat'
The total property taxes levied on single-family homes last year increased by 1% from 2018, the smallest increase in the past three years
A vast number of renters have lost their jobs during the pandemic, leading to 'fear far worse than expected,' according to a new survey of more than 2,700 landlords and 7,300 renters
The US Department of Homeland Security issued guidance to identify essential industries to critical infrastructure. California and Washington are the latest states to deem the profession essential
The number of vacant homes in foreclosure increased by about 0.1 percent since Q4 2019, according to a report by Attom Data Solutions
The Tri-State area brokerage announced its merger Tuesday with Gloria Nilson & Co. Real Estate, which will bring the combined firm's total sales team to 5,500 agents
The new Cash Close product is meant to make consumers more nimble and competitive and is the latest turn in HomeLight's evolution as a transaction streamlining company
Remine Pro includes a host of tools including a feature that predicts the likelihood that a home will sell. Subscribers to Bright MLS now get it for free
Long and Foster agent Michael Murphy said in a video he sent to the White House on Tuesday that he'd be willing to take a lower commission on the billion-dollar deal
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Done properly — with solid systems, vendors and technology — property management can be a steady stream of income and fresh clients, even in a shifting market
Well-connected real estate agents can ride the wave of university alumni buying property in their old stomping grounds