As the platform of choice for many real estate agents, Realtor.com offers a powerful online setting for sharing listings and professional information with buyers and sellers. Here's how
Low-interest rates and a lack of existing homes pushed new-homes sales to a new high, according to the US Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development
Curaytor co-founders say agents are starting to realize they 'do not need a middleman' and can go directly to consumers
On Thursday, the company named Chris Patalano as its new chief technology officer
Data from realtor.com showed a slight week-to-week change in housing demand and new listing declines
Although price appreciation is outpacing affordability gains in the single-family sector, there are deals to be found with condominiums and co-ops, economists told Inman
Hallee Dangler of Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty is the listing agent
First Street Foundation's flood risk model will appear on both on- and off-market properties
Both the owner and the agent who sold the property were one-time students
The lives of the rich and famous are often colorful, and actress Bella Thorne's Sherman Oaks home, now on the market for $2.49M, certainly seems to suggest so
Low rates have helped fuel an extraordinarily active summer for real estate. Although they remain historically low, a gradual trend upward could be less than stellar news for consumers
During the week ending Aug. 15, 2020, the U.S. median listing price increased 10.1% on an annual basis, the fastest pace of growth since January 2018, according to realtor.com
The hottest ZIP codes in the US this year, according to an analysis by realtor.com, are in less populous, less expensive areas where people can socially distance with ease and not worry about breaking the bank if their jobs become less secure during a time of widespread economic uncertainty
As quarantining Americans window-shop for new homes, Zillow's mobile app surged to 2.17 million daily active users Thursday, according to Apptopia, an app intelligence company
Six agents and brokers in New York City, Atlanta, Chicago, Minneapolis and Seattle share how they're staying ahead of their clients' newfound interest in suburban living