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On the agent side, the draw is that real estate professionals no longer have to negotiate commissions and haggle with other agents. » Read More
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After two straight years of gains, the rate of home flipping flattened in the second quarter of this year. » Read More |
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As many as 300,000 borrowers could become delinquent on their loans when banks initiate foreclosure proceedings after Hurricane Harvey. » Read More |
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U.S. homebuilding fell in August as a rebound in the construction of single-family houses was offset by weakness in the volatile multifamily home segment.
Hurricane Irma's steamroll over the Lower Keys left billions of dollars in damage, Miami Herald Reports.
A service in Seattle will provide prospective home buyers with a down payment in exchange for Airbnb income, N.Y. Times reports.
Hurricane Irma's steamroll over the Lower Keys left billions of dollars in damage, Miami Herald Reports.
The Midwest may be the best place for single and unmarried women to buy a new home, USA Today reports.
There was already a labor shortage in the construction industry, and two severely damaging hurricanes only made matters worse.
Green Property REIT Ventures CEO Pat Gunne speaks about developing housing in Dublin, Ireland.
Hengqin is being transformed into China's newest tourism haven and is dubbed by some as the country's answer to Florida's Orlando.
The maker of "The Wolf of Wall Street," has settled a U.S. suit to seize assets allegedly bought with funds stolen from Malaysian fund 1MDB.
Wal-Mart said the new campus will include improved parking, meal services and fitness opportunities.
On the agent side, the draw is that real estate professionals no longer have to negotiate commissions and haggle with other agents.
People living in the areas slammed by the hurricanes are most at risk for auto and homeowners rate increases, USA Today reports.
Homebuyers are clamoring to capitalize on the lowest interest rates in almost a year, driving mortgage application volume 9.9 percent higher.
Mortgage applications finally moved slightly higher last week, spurred by refinancers, as interest rates moved decisively lower.
After two straight years of gains, the rate of home flipping flattened in the second quarter of this year.
After devastating hurricanes, experts offer tips on how to prepare and rebuild your home after a natural disaster, Curbed reports.
Home sales continued their downward slide in July, with buyers signing fewer contracts to buy existing homes.
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