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There are nearly 15 million single-family rental households in the U.S., and investors have been capturing an increasing share of that massive market.

A new prohibition, enacted Jan. 1, keeps most international buyers — including Americans — from purchasing Canadian homes. But there are exceptions.

This fall, amid rising rates and layoffs, we talked with top leaders from KW, Zillow and more to get their take on this moment — and the future of real estate.

Opendoor co-founder and former CEO Eric Wu is now running its marketplace business, including Opendoor Exclusives. Will it be a winner?

A lot has happened in the industry since we launched just over two months ago. If you missed any of these top stories, here's your chance to catch up.

At this time last year, no one predicted that the market would take such a wild ride.

There is tremendous power in harnessing your mind's ability to visualize the paths you could take for your business and your life. Here's how.

Since acquiring rental management software company Avail in 2020, Realtor.com has doubled the size of the team and plans to grow its rentals footprint.

CEO Sean Black shares the journey of his company's near-IPO followed by painful layoffs and strategic changes.

T3 Sixty CEO Jack Miller says there's no reason to shy away from conversations about the housing market, as long as you arm yourself with knowledge first.

The latest moves: Katie Scherping, Gabe Richter, Marcus Phipps, Jeryl Vallie-Cepida

Bright MLS predicts some ups and downs for 2023, including drops in prices and mortgage rates, and a return to seasonal patterns in the spring.

Residential construction has fared better than some parts of the real estate industry, with an increase in jobs year-over-year.

The government and courts are taking a hard look at how agents and brokers get paid. What are some changes that this intense scrutiny could trigger?

The latest moves: CMLS board of directors, Brent Dobsch, Dana Bina, Branden Lopez, Leo Pareja, Miguel Berger

Predictions include a healthy housing market in the Midwest, more friends and family members pooling resources to buy a house, and more first-time landlords.

The company is integrating “the best of Homes.com” with Homesnap and Citysnap, said Andy Florance, CoStar CEO and founder.

Even in the toughest market, at least four million homes get sold. Strap in for a bumpy ride while keeping yourself informed and looking for opportunities.

The company, which announced significant layoffs last month, replaced former CEO and co-founder Eric Wu with Carrie Wheeler, who joined as CFO in 2020.

Rate hikes slowed demand from a wide-open firehose to a trickle faster than the company or its algorithms could predict.