Coronavirus is a big deal for real estate, but financial chiefs don't think it's a repeat of 2008. And some already see signs of improvement
The pandemic may continue to wreak havoc for some time, but a strong quarter of earnings offers support to the idea that there's light at the end of the tunnel
Boise, Idaho, and Bozeman, Montana, are likely to see an influx of people as more and more workers operate remotely, the Redfin CEO said Thursday during an earnings call
Total nonfarm payroll fell by 20.5M in April with heavy losses in leisure and hospitality
"I think there are stirrings of optimism — I think that's a good way to put it," broker John Hackett said
The tech-centric brokerage had furloughed 41% of its agents amid the economic woes of the coronavirus pandemic
According to Apartment List's latest study, the nonpayment rate for stimulus check recipients was only 3 percent lower than for those who didn't receive the payment
More than 33.5 million people have filed for unemployment since the outbreak exploded in early March, according to the US Labor Department
New open home sale transaction volume declined by as much as 50% in April, according to Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider.
Roughly one-quarter, or 26.5%, of the 54.7 million mortgaged homes in the U.S. were equity-rich in Q1 2020, according to Attom Data Solutions' Q1 2020 U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report
Three affordable housing developers share how they're preparing for a continued surge in affordable housing demand and what needs to be done to meet renters' needs
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in lenders offering significantly lower average annual percentage rates to homebuyers and refinance borrowers
The 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage hit 3.4% last week, a record low for the Mortgage Bankers of America survey
Agents are hungry to know what's going to happen to their businesses and the industry as a whole. Leslie Appleton-Young, the vice president of the California Association of Realtors, shares a real-world, data-driven snapshot into today's realities
The pandemic drove real estate sales down, but a checkmark-type recovery may already be beginning
Although the stock market has been volatile for weeks and unemployment has continued to rise, home prices have been seemingly unaffected
