Federal Government Shutdown Reopening Eases Housing Strain
The federal government shutdown has officially ended. As federal workers and agencies begin to work through backlogs, we’ll see a smaller affect on home sales in November than in October. One important note amid reopening, is that the current deal is only temporary for most agencies. This means that
The Lemon Home Trap: The States Where Move-In-Ready Houses Hide Major Problems
Buying a home is the biggest purchase most Americans will ever make. And for many, closing day wipes out years of savings in a single transaction. That’s why move-in-ready homes feel so safe: No major renovations, no big surprises—just unpack and start living. But in reality, an untold number of unl
Arkansas Is Winning in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Gov. Sanders Keep It Going?
Arkansas continues to punch above its weight in housing affordability and new construction. The state earned a B on the Realtor.com® State-by-State Housing Report Card, part of the Let America Build campaign that tracks how well states are meeting the challenge of building more homes while keeping c
Midcentury Modern Gold Mines: 5 Architectural Gems That Promise a Huge Return on Investment
With its clean lines, open floor plan, oversized windows, vaulted ceilings, and walls of glass, the midcentury modern style has remained one of the most sought-after home designs since it was first introduced back in the mid-20th century. Midcentury modern designs first began popping up in the mid-1
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