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Boston’s Seaport was little more than a windswept stretch of asphalt and aging warehouses a couple of decades ago. Now, it’s a billion-dollar real estate… Read More »Boston’s Seaport Has Become a Billion-Dollar Real Estate Hot Spot but Rising Waters Loom
Maryland’s housing market has long been defined by high demand and tight supply—and the latest Realtor.com® State-by-State Housing Report Card confirms the state has work to… Read More »Maryland is Struggling in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Gov. Moore Speed Up Progress?
Few people put their house on the market hoping for a long, drawn-out process. So it can be tempting, if you put your house up… Read More »When Accepting the First Offer on Your Home Makes Sense, According to Agents
After years of sky-high prices and cutthroat bidding tilted the housing market toward sellers, their edge is finally easing—but the pendulum hasn’t fully swung. Mortgage… Read More »Is It a Seller’s Market? Here’s How To Tell and What It Means for You
Prince Harry has solidified his commitment to life in sunny Los Angeles by throwing his support behind one of the city’s most successful sports teams,… Read More »Prince Harry Proves Himself To Be a True Angeleno as He Cheers on L.A. Dodgers in World Series
Massachusetts may boast world-class universities and a booming innovation economy, but when it comes to housing, the state earns one of the lowest marks in… Read More »Massachusetts is Failing in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Gov. Healey Turn It Around?
Television legend Dr. Phil‘s attempt to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for his media startup, Merit Street Media, has been denied by a judge, who… Read More »Dr. Phil Tried To File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for Media Startup—Despite $460 Million Fortune That Includes $39 Million Property Portfolio
The government-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae is suing multiple home warranty providers, accusing them of misusing its service mark in “fraudulent” mailers sent to borrowers… Read More »Fannie Mae Warns Homeowners of ‘Fraudulent’ Warranty Products Bearing Its Name
Key takeaways A net listing can pose serious conflicts of interest, as agents may prioritize personal profit over the seller’s best outcome. They’re illegal in… Read More »Net Listing in Real Estate: How It Works, and Why It’s Controversial
Key takeaways A flat-rate real estate agent charges a fixed fee instead of a percentage-based commission, often saving sellers thousands — especially on higher-value homes.… Read More »How Flat Rate Real Estate Agents Work — And Why They Could Save You Thousands