Real Estate News
Bright Ideas for Safe, Festive Curb Appeal
Holiday lights and décor boost curb appeal, but experts urge safety. Use outdoor-rated products, avoid staples and overloaded circuits and plan displays wisely. Read More
FHFA Explores 50-Year Home Loan Option
Housing officials said the White House is developing a 50-year mortgage option to expand affordability as home prices and adjustable-rate loans rise. Read More
Hidden Mistakes Agents Are Making
Even experienced agents make growth-blocking mistakes. Experts say embracing AI, branding and proactive communication can turn it around. Read More
Consumer Sentiment Tumbles Close to Record Lows
The University of Michigan’s consumer survey found sentiment fell to a three-year low of 50.4 as the shutdown dragged on, with rising pessimism about jobs and finances. Read More
RE Q&A: Can You Avoid Remodel Headaches?
Careful planning, clear communication and realistic expectations can help homeowners avoid stress, safety issues and costly surprises during a remodel. Read More
Realtors Describe Shutdown’s Ripple Effects
More than 600 agents described how the federal shutdown has delayed loans, halted flood insurance renewals and stalled home sales nationwide. Read More
Why Year-End May Be Prime Time for Buyers
Falling rates, higher inventory and motivated sellers make late 2025 one of the best times for buyers to secure favorable deals before spring prices rise. Read More
Modern Agents Think Beyond ZIP Codes
Buyers and sellers are more informed now. Today’s agents must pair market insight, storytelling and strategy to deliver value that stands out across markets Read More
What a Government Shutdown Really Means for the Housing Market
There’s been a lot of talk lately about how a government shutdown impacts the housing market. You might be wondering: Is it causing everything to grind to a halt? Read More