Real Estate Trends

In addition to the HOA suit, residents have expressed concerns about escalating fines, lack of transparency & threats to property rights.

First Colorado Land Office, Inc. — established in 1973 — is now doing business as Century 21 Community First.

In a letter sent to MLSs this week, Hoby Hanna told MLS executives that his firm does not feel that CCP is “binding”

Based on application data, the MBA projected new home sales to be 724,000 so the 743,000 figure isn’t too surprising.

The rescission of the FEMA plan was attributed to the Trump administration’s efforts to reduce “bloat,” a spokesperson said.

The real estate industry giant has reportedly offered to purchase Douglas Elliman for roughly $4 a share.

New-home sales continue to be a bright spot in a housing market that’s struggling with high mortgage rates and other economic headwinds.

HousingWire sat down with new HSF Affiliates president to hear his goals for the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices network.

A 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision barred local governments from keeping surplus value from seized properties after tax debts are paid.

Agents can speak property details aloud while walking through homes, with the software automatically populating appropriate listing fields.

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Provisions would strengthen the legal standing of fraud victims, ensuring they have a defined process to challenge the theft.

Denee Evans has spent more than a decade at CMLS, joining as the trade group’s first full-time staff member in 2014.

Politicians in New Hampshire understand there is a housing crisis, but solutions are hard to agree on, according to local reporting.

The bill includes an increase in the small-business tax deduction along with expanded state and local tax deductions.

Lacey Conway joined Compass last year through its acquisition of Latter & Blum, where she had served as CEO for five years.

Housing inventory is growing and returning to normal levels while sales remain depressed. But that doesn’t mean a big drop in home prices.

Except for a brief dip in 2023, home prices have increased on a yearly basis since 2012, driven by a prolonged seller’s market.

April’s existing-home sales report shows sales at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4 million, down 0.5% monthly and 2% annually.

Los Angeles had the fastest growth among major metros at 6.8%, likely driven in part by housing supply shifts after the January wildfires.