Real Estate

The brokerage says it will no longer be exclusive with Offerpad and will increase the number of funding partners that can provide instant offers to its home sellers.

But there isn't enough inventory to satisfy pent-up housing demand after a sluggish spring selling season.

Unlike prior downturns, the high-end market is leading the recovery, a new report shows.

The Houston Association of REALTORS® says it will stop permitting the phrase on listings following calls from a group of agents.

Real estate demand is making a comeback, and the rebound will provide continued support to home prices, says Freddie Mac’s chief economist.

Member participation is likely to expand with a fully online format.

Nearly half of Americans say they are more likely to relocate by the end of the year due to the pandemic.

The risk level varies across the country, a new study finds.

A new survey finds that investors are more eager to resume purchases than experts predicted.

Americans are reassessing their yards to create more inviting, relaxing spots to unwind.

NAR welcomed two proposed rules by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that will help bring greater stability for homebuyers.

Job losses due to the coronavirus crisis have disproportionately affected low-income and Black workers, a new report finds.

A crowdfunding page has already raised more than $120,000 three days after a real estate agent in Lynchburg, Va., was attacked with a wrench at an open house.

Bidding wars have returned to the market as sellers garner more offers than in April, according to the May 2020 REALTORS® Confidence Index Survey.

Here are some alternative greetings to try when someone extends their hand.

Existing-home sales dropped 9.7% month over month in May, but “I’m hopeful the worst is behind us,” says NAR President Vince Malta.

The growth of e-commerce—sped up by the pandemic—has created a need for more storage space.

Homeowners are exploring raising chickens for access to fresh eggs at a time when shopping in grocery stores has become more stressful.

Smaller towns dominate the list of the most gay-friendly areas in the U.S.

Many companies founded in the last 10 to 15 years have grown rapidly and are realizing disproportionate market share growth, says a new report.