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President Biden wants to increase HUD’s budget 15% to $68.7 billion. But his overall $1.5 trillion budget is unlikely to make it through Congress intact.

We’re already on the other side of Q1 2021, and both home price growth and low housing inventory combined with high buyer demand has created cutthroat competition in suburban areas and “second tier” metro areas across the country. As we look toward late spring and summer, the fast pace of COVID-19 vaccine distribution is hopefully […]

Glenn Sanford, CEO of eXp World holdings, addresses his critics about his agent referral program, where he is taking the company next and growth limiters for the brokerage.

Could homebuyers’ mass migration from populous city centers to sprawling suburbs soon end? Some reports and anecdotal evidence say cities are regaining popularity: activity is increasing in higher density, metro areas.

News from movers & shakers around the real estate industry concerning executive appointments, franchise initiatives and more.

Four of the top five most productive brokerages, determined by average closed transaction sides per agent, are RE/MAX offices. The other is an independent. What’s the secret to per-agent productivity? Brokers share their secrets.

A tumultuous 2020 has left its mark on a multitude of economic sectors. What are the consequences of the pandemic crisis on the commercial real estate market in 2021?

The average property tax for a single-family home in 2020 jumped by 4.4% from 2019, and the total amount of property taxes levied on single-family homes in the U.S. in 2020 was up 5.4% according to a recently released report.

Rolled out in isolation, first-time homebuyer tax incentives are only likely to make supply scarcer and prices higher. Instead of just bolstering demand, policies that focusing on increasing supply is what the U.S housing market desperately needs.

Millennial homebuyers want space and natural light, have some savings, and make up 38% of all homebuyers.