Crye-Leike Sets Record Company Sales in 2021
Crye-Leike Real Estate Services, a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, announced it experienced its best year...
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What Happens When the IRS Comes Knocking?
NAR PULSE—Last chance! Encourage your agents to register today for NAR’s Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness Tax Summit to learn how...
What Do Spelling Bee Winners and Top-Producing Real Estate Agents Have in Common?
Being a real estate agent is not an easy job (regardless of what you might see on TV). Not only...
Leading Real Estate Companies of the World Appoints Taco Heidinga as Global Business Development Director
Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® (LeadingRE) has announced the appointment of Taco Heidinga, who joins the business as director, global business...
FHFA House Price Index Up 1.1% in November; Up 17.5% from Previous Year
House prices rose nationwide in November, up 1.1% from the previous month, according to the latest Federal Housing Finance Agency...
Randall Lewis Provides ULI with $10 Million Donation to Promote Sustainability in Real Estate
Real estate executive Randall Lewis has donated $10 million to the Urban Land Institute (ULI), the largest single donation in...
Battling Deep-Rooted Stereotypes With ‘Smart Growth’ Urban Planning
Above: Asa Fleming. Photo by AJ Canaria of MoxiWorks The term "affordable housing" often carries a negative connotation with it,...
‘Busy’ Fall Market Fuels Double-Digit Price Gains in November
Despite reports of a deceleration, experts indicated that November’s busy housing market continued to drive up price-tags homes by double...
‘Vulnerable’ Markets Still Retain Optimism for 2022
While real estate has so far not only endured, but thrived in the chaotic winds of the pandemic, that does...
Labor and Materials Might Constrain Remodeling Growth, but the Pandemic Is Only Part of the Story
Editor’s Note: The following is a commentary by Carlos Martin, project director for the Remodeling Futures Program at the Joint...
7 Potential Under-the-Radar Issues That Could Derail a Deal
When clients buy a home, under-the-radar issues often involve factors beyond cosmetic appeal, which can lead to significant financial and legal problems down the line. Read more.
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