As you wait for that perfect moment, your perfect home will be purchased by someone else and the best buyer for your house will find their dream home elsewhere.

Your home equity can help you out.

Waiting for the exact rate you're looking for is not the best strategy as housing prices will continue to increase

There were more homeowners putting their houses up for sale, known in the industry as new listings, in December 2023 compared to December 2022.

Lower mortgage rates mean buyers can potentially save money on their home loans,

The bottom line is that you want your home purchase to go as smoothly as possible.

The key to making a good decision is to be laser focused on what you need now and in the years ahead

Is 2024 going to be the year you make the move you know you should?

Twenty-eight years ago when we decided to sell our home in Attleboro, moving to Cape Cod never came up when we discussed options.

The bottom line is that interest rates are likely to be lower-perhaps even lower than many optimists think - in the weeks and months to come.”

Every day people are experiencing life-altering events that for one reason or another require a change.

Prices didn’t come tumbling down in 2023, because there weren’t enough homes for sale compared to the number of people who wanted or needed to buy them.

Buying a home can be a great way to grow your net worth, since home values generally rise over time.

Since late 2022, the media has created a lot of fear about a price crash and those concerns are still lingering.

Do you want to invest in yourself or your landlord?

No matter what interest rates and home prices do next, sometimes homeowners just have to move.

The increasing effects of more damaging weather are leading to new obstacles in residential real estate. As a recent article from CoreLogic explains: “As the specter of climate change looms large, the world is bracing for unprecedented challenges. In the world of real estate, one of these challenges will be the effects on property portfolios, homeowners and […]

Basically, renting doesn't allow you to build equity.

In the housing market, there are predictable ebbs and flows that happen each year.

Over the past few years, home prices have gone up significantly – and those rising prices helped equity to accumulate faster than usual.