How market turmoil is filtering the waters of private real estate


Recent market dislocation is exacerbating the ongoing bifurcation of the private real estate market.

San Francisco’s real estate market cools


San Francisco’s real estate market cools

Topgolf of Fort Myers hits real estate market for $40.9M


Topgolf in Fort Myers hit the market for the second time in 13 months with a $40.9 million asking price after selling for $32.3 million in March.

PAAR president Simpson points to ongoing inventory shortage for drop in Peoria-area 1Q home sales


First-quarter home sales in the Greater Peoria area are down 8.3% from the same time last year, and a lack of supply continues to be the main reason.

Optimistic outlook for Baton Rouge real estate, despite higher interest rates, inflation and insurance


While rising interest rates, persistently high inflation and increasing insurance costs are having an impact on all sectors of Baton Rouge real estate, local experts are fairly optimistic about the

Optimistic outlook for Baton Rouge real estate, despite higher interest rates, inflation and insurance


While rising interest rates, persistently high inflation and increasing insurance costs are having an impact on all sectors of Baton Rouge real estate, local experts are fairly optimistic about the

Las Vegas housing not following U.S. trend


The best way to describe the current Las Vegas housing market might be a four-letter word. Flat.

JC metro again top 20 in national housing market list; prices continue rise


JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City’s metro area is again in the top 20 of the Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com quarterly emerging housing markets list, with its #14 rank marking its fif…

Maine home foreclosures plummet while sales drop, prices inch up


New data on foreclosure filings and on recent home sales create a mixed outlook for the state’s residential real estate market. But it appears stronger than those in many other states.

Changes are coming to some mortgage fees next month


Fees on mortgages backed by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are set to change next month, in a plan designed to make homeownership more affordable for more people. Broadly, the fees will go down for many with lower credit scores and will increase for many with higher credit scores.