Leading Index Reverses Course, Up for the First Time Since February
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI), which measures indicators of significant turning points in the business cycle and where ...
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With Rentals Rising, Has the American Dream Become the American Fantasy for Many?
It’s a troubling trend, at least for those working within the residential real estate realm. Homebuyer hopefuls priced out of ...
2025 Housing Market Predictions: What Economists Expect for the Year Ahead
Ask any real estate or mortgage professional what housing has been like in 2024, and the answer is likely chaotic. ...
Fed Cuts Interest Rates by a Quarter-Point, Third Cut This Year
As widely expected, Federal Reserve (Fed) officials lowered interest rates again, marking the third cut this year—although markets wobbled based ...
Existing-Home Sales See Strongest Year-Over-Year Increase Since 2021
Existing-home sales continue to rise year-over-year for the second month as economists say buyers are feeling more positive about their ...
The Real Estate Space Race: How Leaders Are Amping Up Training in the Post-Settlement Landscape
In the wake of Burnett v. NAR, much uncertainty has gripped the industry. Both agents and those charged with training ...
Mortgage Applications Decrease After 5-Week Run
After five straight weeks of steady increases, mortgage applications decreased this week, along with refinance activity following a surge last ...
Housing Starts Down Overall, but Single-Family Construction Increases
Housing starts decreased from October to November, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest monthly report on new construction. Within ...
REsides MLS Offers Regional Membership Solution Independent of Brokerage, NAR
REsides, Inc., an independent, borderless and tech-driven MLS, has announced the launch of Select Subscription, a new service that enables ...
Judge Bough Denies Multiple Motions to Dismiss Largest Burnett Copycat
Motions to dismiss and motions to strike in Gibson v. NAR by several defendants were denied by Judge Stephen R. ...
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