That figure represents the largest share of homes purchased in all cash since 2014, according to Redfin
A new report shows that cities in the South and West don't have enough housing, while expensive metros might have too much
Rents nationwide have recovered fully from their pandemic-induced declines, according to a new report from Apartment List
Former newspaper publisher Florence Fang had been fighting for the right to display statues of the 'modern stone-age family' in her front yard since 2018
Suburban Jungle gives consumers personalized information to help identify which suburban community will best suit them as they move out of a big city
The San Francisco-based startup now says it's worth $2.5 billion — way up from $1 billion just three months ago
A new Redfin report found that homes in some of America's largest metro areas sold for well above asking price in the first half of 2021, bucking an established trend
The mansion sold for more than $43M, a record price in San Francisco that exceeds the one it set 3 years earlier
Ahead of her speaking engagement at Inman Connect next week, the senior vice president of Corcoran affiliates told Inman the new normal is all about change
Robust work-from-home policies following the pandemic and an upcoming development by Google, as well as other amenities, are making Willow Glen an enviable place to live
Pacaso CEO Austin Allison explains how remote working, inventory shortages and co-ownership models are changing the fabric of second-home markets
A pair of real estate leaders debated new brokerage models Tuesday and concluded that top-producers may need something unconventional
Most Torii agents are salaried employees with benefits and full marketing support. The company is focused on becoming a single provider for all homebuyer needs
Amid widespread annual home price growth, 89% of all metros saw double-digit price gains, according to the National Association of Realtor's First Quarter Metro Home Prices report
As many as 60% of companies may consider a mix of remote and in-office work, which would have major implications for the housing market, panelists said during a session of the Urban Land Institute's virtual Spring Meeting conference