Report: Single-Family Rents Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Single-family annual rent growth continued to slow in May, ending the month at 3.4%, according to new data from CoreLogic. ...
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Webinar—What Leaders Need to Know, Now: Mission-Critical Strategies for Today’s Market
In today's rapidly changing market, leaders face the urgent need to adapt and thrive amidst unprecedented challenges and emerging opportunities. ...
Jupiter Broker Rob Thomson Makes Million-Dollar Bet on AI + Global MLS
Above: Rob Thomson In an era where many brokerages are cutting costs and shrinking in the face of a downturn ...
Builder Confidence Continues to Grow
Builder confidence grew again in July due to a continued demand for new homes; however, high mortgage rates are causing ...
CEO & Leadership Exchange Preview: How AI Is Changing Your Business…for Better or Worse
Artificial intelligence and its role in the real estate brokerage business has been a hot topic as of late. From ...
Foreclosure Activity Ticks Up in First Half of 2023
A total of 185,580 U.S. properties had foreclosure filings in the first six months of 2023, up 13% from the ...
Are Investor-Owned Homes Placing Additional Strain on Housing Supply?
Real estate markets across the board have been challenged with a significant inventory strain in the post-pandemic world, driving renters ...
Splits Are Shrinking—How Will You Protect Your Earnings?
What kind of agent are you? Are you someone who values the culture of your independent brokerage above all else? ...
The CENTURY 21® System Celebrates International Week of Giving
For the relentless sales professionals affiliated with the CENTURY 21 System, giving back isn’t an add-on or requirement. It’s a ...
Blunder or Bonanza? The Risk/Reward Saga of One ‘Flipped’ House
The Westport, Connecticut house at 11 Guyer Road was flipped within six months. The above photomontage depicts the remodeled white ...
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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