Owners may have plenty of equity, but that isn’t helping their bottom line, a new study finds.
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News about the U.S. real estate market and profession.
An Open House in Neon Lights?
Opportunity Zone Tax Breaks Are off to a Sluggish Start
Why aren’t more investors taking advantage of what has been billed as one of the greatest real estate tax breaks ever?
Buy a House in San Francisco or a Neighborhood in Detroit?
A new study dramatically compares San Francisco’s housing costs with those of other cities.
Facebook Pledges $1 Billion Toward Affordable Housing
It’s the latest company to pledge money to ease a housing crisis that big tech has long been blamed for.
NAR Issues Warning Over REALTORS® Conference Email Scam
The National Association of REALTORS® is warning its members to be aware of a fraudulent email circulating under the subject line: “Register for the 2019 REALTORS Conference.”
Survey: Climate Change Isn’t Affecting Owners’ Preferences
There’s a disconnect between widespread environmental concerns and the actions homeowners are taking to mitigate their property risks.
Compass Offers Loan to ‘Bridge’ Transaction Gaps for Sellers
The firm’s new loan option enables sellers to move into their next home before selling their current one.
3 Tips for Choosing the Right Kitchen Lighting
Interior designers say swapping out light fixtures can instantly update the style of a space.
Are Builders Ignoring Single-Person Households?
Twenty-eight percent of households are headed by a single person, but the the current housing stock is inadequate to meet their needs, reports note.