Aging Population, Immigration Surge to Shape Future Housing Markets
The aging of the baby boomer generation and a surge in immigration will shape the future household growth in the ...
Offerpad CEO Sees Commissions Falling as iBuyer Cuts Losses
Real estate technology firm Offerpad hosted its Q3 earnings call on Monday, Nov. 4—during which CEO Brian Blair fielded questions ...
Brokers Expect Post-Election Sales Jump, With Rates Dependent on Outcome
Election Day is here, and while many real estate professionals are likely very attuned to the outcome of national races, ...
Op-Ed: The Next Wave of Lawsuits Will Be About Steering—Mark My Words
Above, Leo Pareja, CEO, eXp Realty In the aftermath of recent lawsuits, the next major legal battleground in real estate ...
Century 21 Expands in Texas With North Houston Affiliation
Century 21 Real Estate LLC has announced it is continuing to fortify its presence in the Northern Houston suburbs with ...
Family-Like Culture Revs Up Top Texas Team
Above, Jennifer Wauhob Jennifer Wauhob pulled up roots from her native Texas to travel because of her husband’s job. But ...
ATTOM Data Shows Coastal Regions Lead the Way for Equity-Rich Locales
ATTOM Data’s third quarter 2024 U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report showed that the West and Northeastern regions of the ...
COURT REPORT: Judge Defends Copycat Settlement Ruling; NAR Responds to Broker Lawsuit
With uncertainty around the election and the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) settlement already changing the industry, real estate continues ...
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Announces Two Strategic Acquisitions
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services (HHRES) has announced two significant mergers that will expand its market reach and reinforce its ...
Second Century Ventures Selects 8 Tech Companies for 2025 REACH Canada
Second Century Ventures, the strategic investment arm of the National Association of REALTORS®, has announced eight companies selected for its ...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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