A little smaller is good. Too small is bad.

Buyers Drawn to âRight-Sizing,â But Also Leery of Losing Space

Homes can be small without feeling cramped. Strategic planning and smart design can help maximize the space.

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Presidential Elections Can Sway Home Sales, Study Finds

A new study tracks home sales over three presidential election years to find out what impact the real estate industry can expect heading into election season.

Real Estate âMicro Investingâ Could Create New Crop of Investors

Curious consumers can try becoming part owners of property on a small scale.

Mall Developers Try to Reinvent in Order to Survive

The nationâs ailing malls are using entertainment venues and restaurants as anchors to attract new business.

Opportunity Zone Projects Gain More Clarity, Expected to Rise

The Treasury Departmentâs latest guidelines on the tax-incentive program are helping developers feel more confident to move forward, analysts say.

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From NARâs Policy Forum

Mortgage Rates Can't Keep Affordability Alive

Mortgage Rates Canât Keep Affordability Alive

Sub-4% rates are improving buyersâ purchasing power now, but higher borrowing costs will come at some point, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. What will happen to sales then?

Lack of Tax Incentives Hurts Homeownership

Changes to the tax code eliminated many financial advantages for homeowners. Policy analysts say new tax measures to boost affordable housing are necessary to keep homeownership attractive.

Can the Racial Ownership Gap Be Closed?

More minority homeowners would lift overall homeownership rates, but discriminatory patterns persist in real estate.

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A little smaller is good. Too small is bad.

That's Who We R

From NARâs Policy Forum

From NARâs Policy Forum