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Notable inventory gains, a surge of new listings and increased activity are setting the stage for the customary peak homebuying season.

According to the RE/MAX National Housing Report for October, the seasonal decline of the housing market is here. Signs indicate that the softening of new home sales affected last month.

RE/MAX surveyed 53 metros for the report and noted that inventory grew for the seventh month. In short, the buyers are still hibernating.

The National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) antitrust verdict will have a profound effect on how homes are bought, sold, and commissions are paid. The trial, formally known as the Sitzer/Burnett Commission lawsuit, saw the NAR and major real estate companies unsuccessfully defend themselves in an antitrust case. The judge ruled they conspired to drive real estate commissions higher and levied a fine just north of $1.7 billion, which could be tripled under antitrust legislation.

RE/MAX released its National Housing Report for September on Tuesday. For the sixth month in a row, Americans have pushed up the numbers on inventory with more listings on the market, but high interest rates continue to slow down sales.

Are you looking for a home in Phoenix? Get ready for a challenge. RE/MAX released its National Housing Report for August, and the news out of Arizona may shock potential buyers.

According to the latest RE/MAX national housing report, home sales increased by 20 percent month-over-month in May. New listings also saw an 8.7 percent uptick. 

The housing climate has swayed back and forth dramatically in the winds of the pandemic, but one thing hasn’t changed – Americans still value homeownership….

October revealed a very different housing market than what we’ve grown accustomed to seeing. After two years of turbulence and fierce competition for homes, national…

The house, and all of the furniture and decor in it, doesn’t look a day over 1990 — the same year Goodfellas was released and Pesci’s 7,219-square-foot manse was built.

Winter is coming, but your hopes of selling and moving shouldn’t be dashed by a few snowflakes.

Priced out of the city, Millennials are keeping their urban rentals and buying recreational properties in the country. Rachel and Sarah tell Livabl how they made it happen.

The 23,000 square foot mansion features nine bedrooms, eleven full bathrooms and four powder rooms.

The slender 11-story building has 18 units, with private balconies in select apartments.

The brokerage is following competitor Realogy into the public realm.