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Safety Startup Tether RE Wins iOi Pitch Battle
August 30, 2024
Safety Startup Tether RE Wins iOi Pitch Battle
The company offering a suite of tools to help real estate professionals improve their personal safety and production in the field.
Back to Basics: How to Become a Broker
August 28, 2024
Back to Basics: How to Become a Broker
Clocking hours in the field, continuing education, and state-specific licensing are all part of the trajectory.
Survey: Pets Drive Homebuying, Renovation Decisions
August 27, 2024
Survey: Pets Drive Homebuying, Renovation Decisions
Real estate professionals are figuring out ways to highlight pet-friendly property features to entice consumers.
Level Up: The Real Story from REALTORS®
Level Up is NAR’s video series that elevates the conversation around the issues relevant to you and what you do.
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Hackers are trying to steal your money and data by sending fake texts prompting you to follow harmful links or give private information.
As evidenced by past periods of consumer price hikes, housing “has proven to be a good hedge against inflation,” says NAR’s Lawrence Yun.
Though builders are struggling to ramp up construction amid labor, lot, and materials shortages, these areas are seeing more projects.
Many people who recently moved say they researched potential weather-related issues before relocating.
Rising prices and shrinking inventory are pressing on more buyers’ pocketbooks, NAR reports.
Homeowners continue to gain wealth as home prices rise. View this state map to see the breakdown for your area.
Women are second only to married couples in their homebuying presence in the real estate market. Here’s why.
The path that rates will take will directly be affected by the omicron variant as more information is revealed, Freddie Mac says.
Lot shortages abound: About a quarter of newly built single-family homes are from infills or teardowns.
When the couple sought a second appraisal‘s opinion with a White friend posing as the owner, their home was valued at nearly $500,000 more.