Dead Listings Live Again in Tight Markets
Record-low inventory levels are breathing new life into homes that were withdrawn from the market but now are finding buyers...
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Social Media’s Impact on How Brands Connect to the Fragmented Consumer
(eM+C)—New communications channels have changed how brands and their customers interact, making it a necessity for businesses to adapt and...
Mass. May Home Sales Highest in Nearly Two Years
Regional Spotlight—Home sales in the Bay State increased almost 35 percent in May - rising to the highest level of...
Raw-Food Revolution: Beyond Carrot Sticks
(MCT)—If the thought of a raw-food diet conjures up images of bland greens and handfuls of nuts and seeds, then...
Most Economists Agree Home Prices Will Bottom by 2013
Economists continued to predict home prices will decline only slightly in 2012, falling 0.4 percent for the entire year, and...
Student Loan Debt Crisis Linked to Lower Home Values
New analysis of government data by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) reveals a connection between rising student loan...
Existing-Home Sales Constrained by Tight Supply, Prices Continue to Gain
Limited supplies of housing inventory held back existing-home sales in May, but sales maintained a strong lead over year-ago levels...
Renters are Willing to Make Sacrifices for Homeownership: Century 21 Survey
Century 21 Real Estate LLC recently announced the results of its spring home buying survey, conducted online by Harris Interactive....
Fire Pits Evolve in the Yard
(MCT)—Since ancient times, man has been drawn to fire for food, warmth and comfort from the dark. That attraction is...
Recharge Your Leadership Mojo: 8 Ways to Reignite Your Passion
It’s been a grueling five years. On the global stage we’ve seen bailouts, rampant unemployment, sluggish consumer confidence, declining home...
3 Ways Agents Can Build Trust in the First Conversation
In today’s market, trust is often the deciding factor in whether a client chooses to move forward with an agent or keep looking. And that trust is usually built, or lost, in the very first conversation. Read more.
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