Home prices are record high, and iBuyers are paying above market values for the houses they buy, but they're also reselling them for more than ever before
The federal agency says NAR can't use a 2008 consent decree to shield itself from investigation of its rules
The company's net income between April and June clocked in at $10 million — better than one year ago but short of the heights of the past two quarters
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About Time Tours is a mobile app for Android and iPhone that helps real estate agents manage home property tours and buyer interest
While the house appears to be a typical mansion, the inside drew attention on social media for its bunker-like layout: 'That's where they brought Jason Bourne during his flashbacks'
Amid a highly competitive market in the first half of 2021, iBuyers began making more competitive offers while expanding the range of homes they were willing to purchase
82% of homeowners in 1000watt survey said they either were more likely to trust information from Zillow than from a real estate agent or to trust them about the same
Home prices rose 16.6% in May, according to Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index
The company will begin selling shares via a SPAC merger at a moment when interest in 3D tours is surging — and when more competitors are inching onto Matterport's turf
The median existing-home sales price rose 23.4% year over year, propelling the median price to $363,300, the highest on record, according to the National Association of Realtors
Properly is a tech-based real estate brokerage in Canada with a model similar to US iBuyers like Opendoor and Zillow Offers
REX alleges that the National Association of Realtors and Zillow use NAR's segregation rule to hinder competitors who don't comply with NAR's commission rule
'Top notch sound-proofing, theater system and Game of Thrones design will make you feel like you just stepped into Universal Studios,' reads the listing description
Homebuyers have always tended to favor neutral tones in shared spaces, but some colors stand above the rest, Zillow found in a new survey
New pop-up informs renters that it's illegal to discriminate by legal source of income in New York and New Jersey