Julie Teets, whose daughter died in a hospital, imagines a place where families can have more privacy and comfort as they say goodbye to terminally ill loved ones.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun draws the distinctions between today’s real estate market and that of more than a decade ago.

But even though mortgage rates and home prices are expected to moderate, home sales may still sag under persistent inventory shortages, housing economists predict.

NAR’s Volunteering Works program will provide funding and mentorship to members who want to grow their community service endeavors.

Requiring buyer’s agents to call the listing broker before a showing can provide sellers additional clarity on property access and greater peace of mind.

All eyes are on the South, where home affordability, job and population growth and inventory levels are strongest heading into the new year.

Smart home tech isn’t just for the single-family home. These systems and devices can improve property management, reduce cost and emissions and enhance the tenant experience.

Coping with the ramifications of aging is tough, especially when it comes to downsizing and selling a cherished home. Help clients navigate this very personal decision with empathy and understanding.

A variety of circumstances, including a request by the seller, may lead to a formal review. It’s up to the lender.