The potential to keep working from home has more consumers contemplating a move.

A resident evicted from a luxury high-rise apartment in Seattle is accused of fatally stabbing a building manager and leaving a property manager seriously injured. 

Rates have dropped more than 70 basis points in the past year, lowering monthly payments by about $160.

“Already, more new homes have sold in 2020 than in all of 2019,” says realtor.com®’s economist.

Sprucing up the nest is proving to lift homeowners’ spirits during the pandemic.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, there have been nearly 400,000 fewer homes listed than in the same time period in 2019.

Hint: The top county is where the atomic bomb was developed during World War II. Now it’s a mecca for outdoor activities.

Mortgage demand is up 25% year over year, defying the traditional seasonal patterns in real estate.

Manufacturing slowdown means consumers may be waiting months for new washing machines, refrigerators and other household must-haves.

Homeowner associations are growing more common as more cities require them in new developments to provide services like road maintenance and trash removal.