Hispanic homeownership rose 5.8 percentage points (3.5M owners) from 2013-2023, the largest increase among racial groups, NAR also said.

Builders continue to face elevated building material costs and other supply side challenges, the NAHB said. However, they are seeing regulatory relief.

Florida economists raised revenue projections by $1.3B but noted economic uncertainty, citing weaker economic variables, federal policies and market concerns.

Real estate pros can grow their network with online giveaways, client events, referral gifts and face-to-face connections.

AI is influencing SEO so real estate pros should adapt their content strategies to focus on understanding and addressing what users seek.

The IRS Free File and Direct File programs are available to many taxpayers, offering them the chance to file taxes for free. Many still overlook this option.

NAR President Kevin Sears joins EPA chief Lee Zeldin for the announcement of the review and a promise of “clear and simplified direction” for landowners.

When raccoons damage cars in a condo parking lot, owners are usually responsible, but the association may share some responsibility.

This year will see IoT, digital twins and AI reshape real estate. These technologies will improve home design, predict trends and create smarter, more efficient homes.

Lenders use credit reports to assess risk. Monitoring your credit helps you spot errors and build a strong history, which can lead to better mortgage rates.

Transform a condo or apartment balcony into a garden oasis with creative solutions like hanging pots, water features, fruit trees and DIY moss projects.

Rates on 30-year mortgages rose to 6.65% from 6.63% last week, Freddie Mac said. Borrowing costs on 15-year mortgages rose to 5.8% from 5.79%.

NAR’s newest Consumer Guide addresses common seller questions about pricing, staging, listings and working with Realtors to attract buyers.  

Mortgage applications rose 11.2% as rates fell, with refis up 16% and purchase applications up 7%, per MBA's latest survey.