A new WalletHub report looked at median mortgage balances compared to median income and median home values in different American cities
Opinion
Looking for a little clarity on this week's economic and housing news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner gives his take on this week’s headlines
In this fast-moving, dynamic time, portals are making significant moves to retain their agent clients and ease their financial burden
New, single-family home sales decreased by 4.4% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 765,000 from January to February
Opinion
Only those who are fast, adapt gracefully, and have the strongest foundations and balance sheets will survive and thrive in the recovery
Just one week ago, only 16% of Realtors reported a decrease in homebuyers as a result of COVID-19.
Residential refinance mortgages more than doubled in Q4 2019, bringing them to their highest point in nearly 7 years, according to new data from Attom Data Solutions
The Japanese conglomerate has been rapidly losing faith in the coworking space company
Opinion
Today’s market environment will finally shine a light on how the iBuyer business model will react as consumer demand wanes, and there are certain recognizable advantages
Residential housing starts fell by 1.5%, according to the US Census Bureau
Venture capitalists have poured billions into real estate technology over the last decade. But as the coronavirus hammers the economy, that funding may begin to dry up
A survey released Thursday by the National Association of Realtors indicates sellers are cancelling open houses and requiring interested buyers to wash their hands and remove shoes
'With unprecedented low rates and constrained supply, the housing market should continue to do well,' said Frank Martell, president and CEO of CoreLogic
The average annual gross rental yield thus far for 2020 is also down to 8.4% from an average yield of 8.6% in 2019
A growing sense of doomsday-ism has already emptied store shelves around the country. Now, some real estate professionals are seeing growing interest in remote property
Homesnap found that American homeowners will spend an average of 25.1% of their monthly income on their housing while renters will spend 37.9%
