Consumer confidence sat near historic lows in April, while the stock market climbed to record highs. Existing-home sales rose anyway, and NAR’s chief economist says affordability is why. Continue reading
The housing recovery may be on hold — again. Real estate agents and executives lift the veil on why their business prospects have dimmed. Continue reading
What matters most right now is providing information and clarity for real estate clients, Jimmy Burgess writes. That’s how you become a trusted advisor. Continue reading
Opendoor’s Q1 numbers were mixed, but CEO Kaz Nejatian isn’t apologizing. Here’s what the company’s internal metrics say about whether the turnaround is real. Continue reading
Pending home sales are at their highest level in nearly four years, but the numbers tell a more complicated story for agents on the ground. Continue reading
As LA toys with repealing a luxury tax, NYC considers one of its own. The fight over who pays, and stays, is playing out on two coasts. Continue reading
Women real estate professionals are overcharged and underserved by the conventional financial system, Certified Financial Planner Amanda Neely writes. Here’s how to stop paying for it. Continue reading
Home remodeling spending is expected to remain positive through early 2027, but growth will slow to a pace below overall inflation, according to new data from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies. Continue reading
The stacking model is a practical system for agents who refuse to be out-marketed by platforms with billion-dollar budgets, Zac Kennedy writes. Continue reading
NAR numbers show the median single-family, existing-home price hit $404,300 in Q1. That’s a 0.5 percent year-over-year increase. Continue reading