Selling in Winter? Why Late-Year Listings Can Still Pay Off
Conventional wisdom says the housing market peaks in spring and runs hottest through summer, when warm weather and school breaks draw more buyers in. Homes typically sell faster, spark more bidding wars, and command stronger prices—factors that prompt many homeowners assume that if they didn’t list
‘Selling Sunset’ Star Mary Bonnet Reveals How Much She Really Earns—as She Lays Bare ‘Ironclad’ Prenup
"Selling Sunset's" Mary Bonnet has opened up about her very lucrative career as a real estate agent, influencer, and Netflix star—while revealing how she protected her interests going into her second marriage by putting an "ironclad" prenup in place. The 45-year-old, who has been a member of the "Se
Illinois is Struggling in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Governor Pritzker Revive the Market?
Illinois’s housing market reflects the state’s broader economic challenges—steady demand, limited new construction, and affordability that’s slipping for many middle-income buyers. The state earned a C on Realtor.com® State-by-State Housing Report Card, part of the Let America Build campaign that ev
Nantucket Homeowner Accused of Chopping Down Neighbor’s Trees Sells Property for $2.1 Million Below Asking
A Nantucket, MA, homeowner at the center of a neighborly war has sold his home—the very home that got him in legal trouble. Jonathan Jacoby is accused of cutting down 16 of his neighbor's trees to create an ocean view for the home he was selling. The listing had highlighted "sweeping views of the At
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