Phoenix Suns owner unloads Arizona’s most expensive home

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Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver sold his Paradise Valley mansion to an anonymous buyer for $19.25 million. Continue reading →

Home price gains reversed trend and accelerated in September

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Home prices rose 3.2 percent year-over-year after rising 3.1 percent year-over-year in August, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller US National Home Price NSA Index. Continue reading →

Bright MLS delays pocket listing rule penalties

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Agents who violated the multiple listing service’s new pocket listing ban had been set to face $5,000 fines beginning next week. Continue reading →

Bright MLS delays pocket listing rule penalties

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Agents who violated the multiple listing service’s new pocket listing ban had been set to face $5,000 fines beginning next week. Continue reading →

Why Working Retirees Have Stayed Employed

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A growing number of Americans age 65 and older are shunning traditional retirement and continuing to work, part-time or full-time. And 37% of employees say they expect to work past 70, according to a 2018 Willis Towers Watson survey. While more employe… Continue reading →

Boomer Blaming, Finger Pointing and the Generational Divide

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“Don’t trust anyone over 30.” It’s a line made famous by ’60s activist Jack Weinberg when a San Francisco Chronicle reporter interviewed him about the ongoing Free Speech Movement at the University of California, Berkeley. Generational finger pointing … Continue reading →

Finally: A Push to Help Americans Save for Emergencies

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For six years running, the Federal Reserve has found that roughly 40% of U.S. households would have difficulty coping with a $400 unexpected expense. A financial emergency would hit people 50 and older especially hard; AARP recently found that 51% of A… Continue reading →

How Smart Stay tech can ensure responsible property management for short-term rentals

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Today’s guests are more tech-savvy than ever. They’d rather have UberEats than room service. They care about their health, are chemically sensitive to what you clean your sheets with and want to know that they really are safe and secure in your rental…. Continue reading →

Keeping It Real: All roads to success start with gratitude

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On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer discusses why all roads to success start with gratitude. People all over the country are talking about gratitude this week, and Lorimer believes it’s a conversatio… Continue reading →

7 things buyers love to point out in the final walk-through

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Don’t let last-minute snafus crimp your clients’ real estate transactions. Anticipate what could go wrong, and pay attention to the details to ensure walk-throughs are non-events. Continue reading →