Latest Fed Rate Hike Unnecessary, Says NAR Chief Economist
National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said the Federal Reserve’s most recent rate hike was unnecessary, and ...
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Job Growth Slowed in December as Pandemic Cases Surged
Job growth didn't meet expectations for the month of December, as COVID-19 cases surged due to the highly infectious Omicron ...
U.S. Construction Spending Climbed in November 2021
Construction spending saw a modest boost in November, according to recent reports from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department ...
NAHB Reports Strong Year-End Builder Confidence
Builder confidence moved up for the fourth consecutive month despite ongoing inflation concerns and delays in production. For newly built ...
Buffini’s ‘Bold Predictions’ for 2022 Include Challenges for Inexperienced Agents
It's hard to argue that 2021 wasn't a solid year for real estate. Agents and brokers have stayed busy as ...
Year-End Outlook: No End in Sight for Inventory Crunch in 2022
Editor's Note: RISMedia's Year-End Outlook series provides an in-depth analysis of the housing market's leading indicators for economic health, and ...
Construction Making Headway but Builders Have to Play Catch-Up
The inventory shortage has been a prominent issue in housing for years, but how much work do builders have ahead ...
Real Estate Q&A: Can We Build Another House in My Side Yard?
(TNS)—Q: My property’s large side yard is more than big enough to fit another house. I want to deed part ...
Year-End Outlook: Labor Could Spark ‘Transformational’ Changes
Editor’s Note: RISMedia’s Year-End Outlook series provides an in-depth analysis of the housing market’s leading indicators for economic health, and ...
October Sees Major Job Bump, But Continued Construction Worker Shortages Pose a Challenge
The U.S. job market had a positive October, with nonfarm payrolls rising more than expected and the unemployment rate decreasing ...
The Top 3 Factors for Success in 2026? It’s Not What You Think
Four industry leaders recently came together to discuss what it will take to succeed in the year ahead. The good news is, you don't have to look very far to get started. Read more.
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