| This Will Drive Housing in 2017 | | More first-time buyers will emerge, and the suburban home is going to be in high demand in the new year. Learn more from realtor.com®’s first look into the coming home buying season. |
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| Off-Campus Housing Is Hot | Should you or your investor clients be looking into student housing as a possible opportunity? One report indicates this market is heating up in certain areas of the country.
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| Overcrowded Cities Mix Housing With Business | Buildable land is getting scarcer and pricier, prompting some traditional commercial developers to turn to housing as a way to support their projects.
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| Where Housing Costs Less, Energy Costs More | Home owners who pay the least amount for housing often spend more than others on utilities. This can be an important issue that many buyers don't take into consideration, as energy bills can increase total housing costs by 50 percent or more.
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| Are Home Owners Looking for a Rescue Plan? | A surprising number of Americans say they have moved just to get away from the folks next door. Can you help clients escape from the neighbor from hell?
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| New Mortgage Applications Up 3% This Week | Even though the average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to its highest level last week since June, buyers seem undeterred.
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| How to Minimize Risks After Closing | Here are some common lawsuits that occur after closing and how brokers and agents can mitigate those risks early in the transaction.
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| Creative Ways to Market Odd Spaces | One client’s closet is another client’s playroom. Plant imaginative ideas in your staging and marketing copy demonstrating how outdated rooms and home features can better meet the needs of today’s buyers.
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