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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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The pandemic proved that size matters. Adjectives most commonly used in real estate marketing copy focus on relaying a home’s proportions.
Raw land has become “one of the hottest commodities that exists today,” according to realtor.com®. Find out where prices are rising the most.
While most still think 20% is necessary, the average down payment is actually just 12%, according to NAR data.
Pooling resources to purchase property may be the best avenue for many home buyers to increase affordability.
Home buyers who left urban centers for suburban life during the pandemic may soon contend with a nightmare commute as offices reopen.
While consumers show concern over property age and safety, investors eye opportunities to tear down and rebuild.
Low borrowing costs continue to help buyers with affordability, especially as the median home price surges to a new record high of $350,300.
The drive to remodel and spruce up a home continues as homeowners plan to spend more and tackle even more projects this year.
These are the areas where baby boomers are likely to move after leaving the workforce.
What many real estate pros call a virtual tour is, in reality, only a photo slideshow, a new study suggests.