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Daily News
Each weekday, REALTOR ® Magazine applies a real estate lens to top headlines from major news sources and trend reports, alongside timely updates from NAR.
More young people may be ready to leave home and start their own household, according to a new report.
Homebuilders struggle to launch developments as zoning boards and residents fight against new construction.
Owners are increasingly understanding the true market value of their properties, a new survey shows.
The number of American households considered to be “cost-burdened” has grown by nearly 14 million over the last 30 years.
Federal officials found that the agency lacks adequate oversight in the reporting and remediation of issues in its public housing and voucher programs.
“Hopefully ... strong seller optimism will lead to an increase in inventory later on in the year,” says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
More new homes entered the pipeline in May than in any other month since the end of the Great Recession. But the gains are uneven across the country, and permit activity indicates they may be short-lived.
Mortgage rates have been up and down in recent weeks, so when borrowers saw some stability, they jumped at a chance to lock in a rate.
Many renters recently surveyed say they aren’t happy with the location where they live, but high costs are preventing them from making a move.
Rising sea levels and climate change are putting a significant number of homes at risk of tidal flooding, even in the absence of major storms, according to a new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
