An Intel survey suggests that a strong minority of sellers might take the real estate market somewhere most consumers don’t want it to go. A flurry of new partnerships announced by brokerages... Read more »
The luxury housing market is showing a different kind of resilience than the broader housing sector, according to insights from The Trend Report 2026. While rising mortgage rates and affordability pressures have... Read more »
The enormous New Hampshire estate where Jeffrey Epstein‘s right-hand woman, Ghislaine Maxwell, was arrested has finally found a buyer—nearly one year after hitting the market. Maxwell, 64, was apprehended in July 2020... Read more »
While condo sales have recently slumped in Florida, it’s a different story in Hawaii. In February, Maui’s condominium sales surged 25% as buyers leaned toward more affordable options, according to the Realtors®... Read more »
Real Estate Agent Magazine recently sat down with Patrick Southern, a licensed real estate salesperson with SERHANT. REAM: What originally drew you to the industry, and what has kept you motivated over... Read more »
Uncertainty, margin compression and the gut-check math of affordability are the givens of a new-home market impatiently waiting for relief on at least one of those three fronts. Most public homebuilders –... Read more »
Developer VISTA Property and its general contractor, Skender, recently topped out 370 N. Morgan Street, a new mixed-use multifamily rental tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood. Designed by Antunovich Associates, the 32-story,... Read more »
For years, the housing industry anticipated that the aging demographic would steadily release inventory into the resale market. Instead, many older homeowners are remaining in place longer than expected — and the... Read more »
The whispers began last summer. “The market wasn’t teetering, but it was very soft,” Coldwell Banker Realty’s Michael Collins said. “Buyers were taking their time. They weren’t rushing into buying. They were... Read more »
Palm Springs’ most recognizable housing stock consists mostly of midcentury modern ranches designed by storied architects that include Donald Wexler, Albert Frey, and Charles E. DuBois, and famous for their floor-to-ceiling windows,... Read more »