As 2017 Ended, Rents Rose
The median national rent rose toward the end of 2017, contrary to the predominant trend for the year, according to...
The median national rent rose toward the end of 2017, contrary to the predominant trend for the year, according to...
A new year has started, and with it a newly enacted tax policy: the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. While...
A banner year. Another $2 trillion was added to the housing market in 2017, brought to a collective $31.8 trillion,...
Pending home sales were mostly unmoved in November, inching up 0.2 percent in the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Pending...
Americans are concerned about homeownership in response to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, according to new realtor.com® research. The...
Housing inventory is shrinking, still, according to the recently released Trulia Inventory and Price Watch for the fourth quarter of...
Existing-home sales in November skyrocketed to a spree not seen in more than 10 years, the National Association of REALTORS®...
With less than a week until their Christmas deadline, House Republicans passed the converged Tax Cuts and Jobs Act bill—set...
Demand for rentals is still strong—but what does it look like today, a decade after the recession? According to America's...
Home-building activity rose in a surprise November, with housing starts up 3.3 percent to a rate of 1,297,000, according to...
There’s a big difference in value between making improvements when planning to stay in a home versus prepping it for the market. Read more.
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