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La'Dweena Smith, CEO of Keller Williams ONEChicago, understands the importance of being hyperlocal, serving clients in their "comfort zone."

Latest news: BHHS lands New England firm and Chicago top producer; E&V goes to Costa Rica; The Agency opens in Oregon; RE/MAX launches ad campaign; and more

Wise Agent adopts AI, Realtor.com debuts insights tool, Opendoor partners with Lower, zavvie gets a boost, Georgia MLS signs on with CubiCasa.

Inside Real Estate bought competitor BoomTown, creating a combined reach of more than a half million real estate professionals throughout the industry.

If mortgage rates continue to decline, we could see a more normal spring selling season, according to a Zillow economist.

Existing home sales dipped 1.5% in December, defying predictions for a bigger fall, according to the National Association of Realtors.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.15% this week, the lowest rate since September.

By stepping back into the CEO role at eXp Realty, Sanford wants to send a clear message that he’s there to help agents through the market slowdown.

A challenge to NAR's policy toward private listings will proceed in the courts, but claims of antitrust violations and consumer harm may be hard to prove.

Wary of making a bad decision in a shifting market, buyers are weighing their options — and waiting for prices to fall along with interest rates.

A new report from ATTOM finds renting is more affordable than owning across most of the U.S., a big change from a year ago.

While families with school-aged children still account for the most listings, retirees and empty-nesters make up a significant market share.

An on-demand photography service, now available in a handful of major metros, is the company's latest step in building an agent "super app."

Yannaccone, CEO and president of Anywhere Brands, says inclusiveness — internally and when working with consumers — is a key strength for the company.

Sotheby’s International Realty looked at the pace of wealth gains that drove purchases of ultra-high-end homes that start at $10 million.

Economists and other industry leaders believe the wild ride of 2022 is giving way to a quieter, steadier 2023.

In a new study from Side, agents on boutique teams reported higher levels of satisfaction and higher earnings compared with traditional brokerage teams.

Talent is a crucial investment. Brokerage leaders who create a positive culture and effective systems enable workers to thrive and the business to succeed.

Agent Kelly Gill understands the trauma caused by addiction, and she has made it her mission to help others affected by a family member's stuggles.

Even with ample market data at their fingertips, some clients are stuck in the past. J. Philip Faranda offers tips for providing a dose of reality.