Artificial intelligence will create winners and losers in real estate. Which will you be?
by Andrea V. Brambila Apr 19
Experts argue it's common practice to use home equity loans for various purposes, but charges could come if attorney Michael Cohen lied about using the money to pay off Stephanie Clifford a.k.a. Stormy Daniels
by Patrick Kearns Apr 18
Average homeowner paid $3,400 in property taxes last year, but that amount varies wildly from state to state depending on housing costs and taxes levied
by Lew Sichelman Apr 17
Opinion
Explaining the stock tumble after real estate giant's big iBuyer announcement
by Lou Barnes Apr 17
Opinion
If Zillow scales up to Opendoor’s volume levels, that’s $60 million in annual revenue
by Mike DelPrete Apr 16
NAR CEO BOB Goldberg thanked members for their vocal response to the change and promised to monitor the feedback
by Patrick Kearns Apr 11
Opinion
How do we overcome the vagueness of ideas and put them into practice?
by Robert Hahn Apr 3
Why young buyers are seeking opportunities outside of big cities
by Deidre Woollard Mar 26
Opinion
The Premier Agent program hasn't reached maturity yet, but it appears to have hit its peak growth rate
by Mike DelPrete Mar 22
Opinion
No one wants to admit being content at no. 2
by Mike DelPrete Mar 20
Listings shortage could be pushing real estate professionals to expand their sphere of business
by Marian McPherson Mar 14
Opinion
Something has definitely changed, and for the better if you’re Realogy. Not so much if you’re one of its competitors.
by Robert Hahn Mar 12
When borrowers are caught off guard because their financing doesn’t close at the rate and fees they expected, they tend to blame everyone in the room
by Lew Sichelman Mar 12
Opinion
The Fed's inflation forecasts (implicitly wages also) have failed ever since the recovery began in 2010
by Lou Barnes Mar 9
The acceptance levels of the LGBT community, headlined by marriage equality, have been staggering — and our industry has benefited
by Jeff Berger Mar 9
Home prices in Illinois, Florida, Nevada and Arizona have failed to reach pre-recession levels, and today nearly 2.5 million residential properties remain in negative equity