Majority of Homeowners Are Tackling Home Improvement Projects
Home improvement has always been a big part of homeownership, however that part has been growing as of late. In ...
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Home Prices Rise as Inventory Crunch Continues
Home prices rose in September as inventory remains challenged, according to a new report from Realtor.com. Active inventory remained below ...
United Real Estate Experiences Exceptional Growth With Targeted M&A Strategy
From left to right: Phillip Cantrell, EVP – United Strategy; Eric Pearson, EVP – United Leads Program; Rick Haase, President; ...
Mortgage Applications Continue Declining in Response to Ongoing Rate Hikes
Mortgage applications fell again this week, down 6.0% from last week’s 1.3% drop the week earlier, according to the latest ...
NAR Profiles America’s Brokerages in New Report
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has released its latest report documenting the different real estate brokerages across America. The ...
Building a Digital-First Marketing Strategy for Buyers and Sellers
In this month's issue of RISMedia's Real Estate magazine, we spoke with Amory Wooden, chief marketing officer of CENTURY 21®, ...
Opendoor Partners With eXp as iBuyers Adapt to Survive
As the aftermath of an iBuyer boom-and-bust continues to play out, market leader Opendoor appears to be pivoting toward closer ...
Changing With the Times: How Real Estate Winners Are Staying That Way
Above, RE/MAX President and CEO Nick Bailey. Photo by AJ Canaria. In these challenging times, it’s more important than ever ...
CoStar Sues Former Homesnap Executives for Theft of Secrets and Poaching Employees
Three years after acquiring consumer residential portal Homesnap for $250 million, CoStar is now suing the company’s founders, claiming they ...
New Jersey Real Estate Icon Bill Keleher Announces Retirement
Above, Bill Keleher Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, REALTORS® has announced that Bill Keleher, founder and chairman of New ...
Buying With Weak Credit: Financing Options From Best to Worst
“For many buyers, six months spent lowering card balances, correcting report errors and building reserves is cheaper than taking the wrong loan today,” says one longtime loan expert. “A delayed purchase can hurt. A payment you cannot comfortably carry hurts much longer.” Read more.
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