This week, we catch up with Ty Pennington, get the dish on his latest TV shows, and find out what else he’s been up to—both on and off screen. […]

Located about 50 miles north of Manhattan and visible from the river, the castle was built in 1881 as a summer home for a railroad magnate, William […]

An iconic and rarely available “Boat House” has splashed on to the market. Just one of eight built by Norwegian shipbuilders, the midcentury […]

Is this big-box store's tiny home worth the tiny money? Read on to discover whether the itty-bitty way of life is right for you. The post Inside […]

Erin and Ben Napier of "Home Town" renovate a house with more midcentury style than they've ever used in a project before. The post ‘Home Town’: […]

A federal judge has delivered a potential blow to the national eviction moratorium first issued under the Trump administration. The post Federal […]

The singer of "Like a Firework" and the actor Orlando Bloom have reportedly found a place together, paying $14.2 million for an estate in Montecito, […]

Have a home equity loan or home equity line of credit (HELOC)? Then you'll want to know if this debt is tax-deductible. Here's what is, and isn't. […]

Home prices are rising nearly everywhere due to record-low mortgage rates and a lack of homes for sale—except for these places where prices are […]

“Congratulations, your offer was accepted!” Those words are cause for celebration for every prospective homebuyer—and especially so when vying […]

These design ideas are guaranteed to bring some soul back into your kitchen and convince everybody you know that a pro pulled it all together. The […]

Walton Goggins purchased this home in 2010 for $1,555,000, and has done an admirable job of updating and restoring the property since then. The post […]

In an active seller's market, there's a huge advantage for real estate agents who utilize multiple-offer strategies. Dale Chumbley shares best […]

Learn more about and register for the AWHD Expanding Your Business and Horizons certification course on March 1, 2021.

Cybersecurity: Juanita and Monica talk about what we need to protect, and best practices for several different platforms that agents use regularly […]

NAR has partnered with Columbia College for a higher education opportunity in real estate. Marc Gould and Raj Sachdev talk about the courses offered […]

Bryan Greene talks about the history of fair housing in the U.S. and the tools NAR is using to help their agents start making a change as we move […]

REALTOR® University has officially discontinued its master’s program. NAR is expanding academic achievement opportunities to members with the NAR […]

NAR announced the release of a new interactive training platform designed to help combat discrimination in America’s real estate market – made […]

The program is designed primarily for new and incoming agents to build long-term success and those seeking to jumpstart their business and take it to […]

The real estate brokerage lost $270 million last year, but revenue jumped 56%.

Homebuying prospects get five boxes to check for added confidence they’d be making a smart choice about the standard health features of new homes […]

With the costs of real estate rising in many areas, affordable housing is fast becoming even more of an uphill battle.

As New York seemingly emptied over the course of last year, companies from one industry dug even more deeply into the nation’s most populous city: […]

An adult bat can eat up to 1,000 mosquitos an hour. But the species is in precipitous decline. BatBnB is trying to help.

We have seen a rapid increase in the adoption of technology by Americans over the age of 65, and as prospects seek retirement communities, they'll […]

Apartment expert says red tape is hampering rental assistance rollout.

In 2020, the brand announced new offices in seven countries, six of which marked the first time a Sotheby’s International Realty office opened in […]

Forget the traditional holiday decorating rules and push yourself to find decor that is new, fresh and fits within your current home decor.

Gray skies don't have to mean a drab indoor life.

When it's time to move to a smaller home, these tips will help you save the memories while minimizing clutter in your new place.

To ensure your jack-o'-lantern is primed for Halloween, follow these tips.

A thoughtful approach to garage storage makes the most of this valuable space and keeps every necessity at your fingertips.

See the stars in your own backyard ... on your DIY big screen, that is.

Rule #1 of the best week off at home: Plan ahead.

Create a beautiful outdoor cooking space for relaxing and entertaining all summer long.

The House floated “a suite of bills” to address climate change, including a tax break for owners who elevate homes and money for local […]

What will you find as new listings come into the market? Privacy and group spaces were a general priority, with an uptick in demand for nicer seating […]

Housing construction prices have gone up, and a builder cancelled a pre-order because the buyer missed an intermediary deposit deadline. Can they do […]

Overall residential spending increased 2.5%, boosted in part by higher demand for outer-urban areas where builders have more land to develop.

Study: Homeowners gained $3.1T in equity last year, prices rose at a rate not seen since 2013, inventory dropped by 24% and 58% of buyers faced a […]

As the short-term rentals gain more notoriety, an uptick in homebuyers, notably retirees, have put “an area than bans Airbnbs” on their list of […]

Anyone flying back to Canada must stay in a government-approved hotel at their expense for 3 days to wait for the results of a now-mandatory COVID-19 […]

Expect a rosier economy in 2021 as COVID-19 cases drop, business restrictions loosen and stimulus aid juices growth. But many still struggle due to […]

77 percent of Americans think that now is a good time to sell a home, a new record high.

Using bright outdoor lights, LED lights instead of candles, and friction tape on steps to prevent slips will help make Halloween safer for everyone.

American property owners and communities are more concerned about the environment than ever before, and consumer inclinations for walkable communities and energy-efficient homes are on the rise.

Younger Americans are entering the real estate industry; 29 percent of REALTORS® have less than two years of experience.

A new study from the National Association of REALTORS® found a decline in the number of foreign homebuyers in the U.S. as well as the total sales volume.

Keeping a home spic and span can be a time and energy consuming process. However, there are many ways to get and keep a home immaculately clean without breaking a sweat.

Having a ‘swoon-worthy’ room in your home that can be shown off on Instagram is almost as important as actually enjoying the space.

According to a recent NAR study, a majority of Americans believe that homeownership is good for our nation’s communities.  

Hey, wondering if any realtors have had and success with door hangers. I'm considering distributing them in my neighborhood. Any tips/tricks or ideas […]

Over the last year, I've changed the focus in my business, and have been doing more commercial transactions. One area I've struggled with is closing […]

I see this a lot with new Realtors, as well as seasoned ones: you feel like you need to work 9-5 just like everyone else or that you need to always […]

I honestly didn't know what I'm getting myself into... After getting my RE license and joining a brokerage I've realized that being an independent […]

I really just want feedback as to what you think the most effective way to generate business is outside of your sphere/referrals. We all hate cold […]

Which markets in the south would you guys say are treating realtors and agents the best right now and which seem to have a good outlook for people […]

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Hey friends! My journey in real estate has been an interesting one. I have worked for several large brokerages creating […]