Consumers See Signs of Relief, but Economic Worries Persist
Consumers are feeling some minor relief as summer approaches, however the weight of economic challenges is still exuding some downward ...
Brandon Hornseth on Rugged Systems, Digital Decluttering and the Art of the Trail
Above: Brandon Hornseth. In the world of off-roading, “picking a line” is the art of looking at a chaotic field ...
Why Stability Matters in an Industry That Never Stands Still
In real estate, adaptability matters more than ever, but adaptability without stability quickly becomes reactive. Over the past two years, ...
Washington Private Listing Law Goes Into Effect as NWMLS Denounces ‘Gatekeeping’
Washington’s law restricting private home listings took effect June 11—and both sides of the state’s high-profile fight over listing policy ...
Jury Awards Florida Broker $47.8M in Damages After Six-Year Fight Over Commission
A six-year legal battle over a stolen commission in Miami-Dade County concluded last month with a jury awarding a broker ...
Redefining Real Estate Technology With Agentic AI
As we usher in the next phase of artificial intelligence in real estate, Lofty is shifting the focus from siloed, ...
Navigating Today’s Opportunities and Challenges
Above, from left, Ginger Holmes and Tonya Hamilton Ginger Holmes Owner/Managing Broker Tonya Hamilton Vice President, Relocation and Business Development ...
Rates Tick Up but Housing Market Showing Resilience
Following a slight average mortgage rate increase this week, economists are pointing to a slow summer housing market ahead and ...
Report: Mortgage Payments Down, Inventory Up as Housing Fights Against High Rates
Despite mortgage rates remaining elevated due to ongoing economic pressures stemming from the Middle Eastern conflict, the market continues to ...
Google Goes Nationwide With Listings Amid Widespread Industry Disruption
Google’s effort to embed listings directly into its world-dominant search engine just expanded nationally as the tech mega-company leans into ...
Five First-Time Homebuyer Budget Traps Newlyweds Should Avoid
“A two-week low can make buyers feel like their budget has improved, even when the monthly savings are small,” says one real estate professional. “Newlyweds should calculate that difference before increasing their price range. Higher property taxes, insurance and maintenance can quickly outweigh those savings.” Read more.
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