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David Romero was hired as EVP of growth at Realty ONE, and John R. Wood Christie's announced 4 exec-level promotions.

A new survey by Opendoor found that a high percentage of home buyers and sellers are willing to make some concessions in order to close a deal.

Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index saw the biggest increase in nearly a year.

After a year of declining confidence in 2022, homebuilder optimism is on the rise, driven by buyer demand that is outpacing the supply of existing homes.

HomeServices of America CEO Gino Blefari knows what agents are facing — and what they’re capable of. His advice? Keep going. Winning is possible.

California homebuyers are experiencing the worst situation in the country when it comes to new home listings.

The Speicher Group, with $1 billion in sales, has joined Real; luxury Team Carte Blanche returns to Compass; BHHS Chicago's MG Group expands.

Shady lenders and vendors make big promises that are often too good to be true. Learn how to vet them, and how to spot red flags.

For some homebuyers, their "fur babies" come first. Agents who know how to best serve clients with pets can land more business, and maybe a few nose nuzzles.

The Move, Inc top exec reflects on three years in the job and shares his vision of a “pure” marketplace.

MLSListings partners with CoreLogic; MIAMI offers Milestones; news from Reggora, Evocalize, and LeadingRE + CB4C.

The Realtor association will now require its more than 1.5 million members to complete fair housing coursework every three years.

Keller Williams saw overall declines in transactions and sales volume in Q1, but closed $4 billion worth of deals outside of the U.S. and Canada.

CEOs from five of the country's largest MLSs discussed the challenges (and progress) in making MLS organizations more efficient and collaborative.

Bridgemarq Real Estate Services reported a net loss of $4.7 million, attributing the drop to the housing market downturn.

The Real Brokerage more than doubled its agent count vs. last year, with chairman and CEO Tamir Poleg crediting its technology and “agent attraction model.”

The U.S. has never defaulted on its debt, but without government action, it could happen by June 1 — leading to a surge in mortgage rates and monthly costs.

Interest rates dipped slightly to 6.35% this week, and mortgage applications were up — but limited inventory is keeping the market “subdued.”

President and CEO Nick Bailey — a 30-year industry veteran — takes a long-term perspective on real estate, and he already sees positive shifts.

The fees, which were scheduled to go into effect on Aug. 1, were opposed by industry groups including NAR and the Mortgage Bankers Association.