Real Estate News

The median cost for a home loan is up because of higher home prices. But you can still score a bargain in these areas. <div> </div>

It may be your yard, but you can't dig up history -- according to one Sonoma County judge.<div> </div>

Choosing the wrong area to live in can make for a very unhappy homeowner. Find out the biggest location pet peeves.<div> </div>

Association directors take actions on Code of Ethics, MLS, and other policies -- and approve three more years of national advertising.<em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em>

His hour-long speech was the first address to REALTORS® by a sitting president in 14 years.<em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em>

NAR's chief economist offers an upbeat assessment with only a few storm clouds, including uneasiness about the U.S. trade disputes with China.<em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em>

Real estate groups, including NAR, applauded the House's vote Friday to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.<em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em> 

"While signals from the financial markets are flashing caution signs, the real economy remains on solid ground with steady job growth … which will drive up home sales this summer," said Freddie Mac's chief economist.<div> </div>

<p class="Body">Artificial intelligence is automating routine real estate tasks, but be aware of the risks.<p class="BodyA"><em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em>

Property managers risk fair housing violations when ignoring tenant disputes and cases of potential harassment by building workers.<em>From the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo, May 13-18, Washington, D.C.</em>