America Slowly Tilts Toward a Buyer’s Market as Listings Pile Up in More Metros
Home shoppers closed out the year on strong footing in Sun Belt metros that moved deeper into buyer’s market territory, with surging inventory, longer listing times, and greater price flexibility from sellers—as more cities tipped into buyer-friendly conditions. Researchers at Realtor.com® analyzed
Older Homeowners Lose Thousands When Selling Their Homes—Here’s How To Protect Yourself
For most Americans, a home represents their single largest asset, the foundation of retirement security, and potential inheritance for the next generation. After decades of mortgage payments and upkeep, older homeowners naturally expect to cash in when they sell their home. In fact, their twilight y
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Quarterback Chris Simms Lists Historic 300-Year-Old Greenwich Home for $8 Million
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms has put his 300-year-old, ranch-style Connecticut dwelling on the market for $8 million as he prepares to pass off the historic residence to a new owner. The 45-year-old—who retired from the NFL in 2010 following a spleen injury—and his wife, Danie
House Passes Major Housing Bill Aimed at Home Affordability and To Speed Up Construction
The House passed a major bipartisan housing reform bill Monday evening, setting the stage for significant updates to the nation's housing laws. The Housing for the 21st Century Act passed by a vote of 390-9 on the full House floor. The bill—a rare bipartisan effort—contains a range of provisions aim
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