As soon as you buy, you’ll start gaining equity. And you’d be surprised how quickly that can add up.

If you’re a little befuddled about what’s going on with home prices lately, you’re not alone. As a buyer, you may be worried about paying more than you should. And if you’re thinking of selling, you could be concerned about not getting the price you’re aiming for. With so much information (and dis-information) out there, it can be […]

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Inventory is growing. What does that mean for buyers and sellers?

You want to sell your house for top dollar, but you also need to be realistic about the value of the property and how buyers will see it.

We're still not close to pre-pandemic inventory, but those of you concerned about where's next should feel a little better.

Are you part of the "Sandwich Generation?"

No one should be rooting for prices to fall as it's not in anyone's best interest for their neighbors, friends and family to lose money

Homeowners age 62 and older have more than $12 trillion in home equity.

Are you waiting to see "what happens" before making your move?

Here’s what the actual experts say you should expect for home prices, mortgage rates, and home sales for the rest of 2024.

The majority of first-time buyers do make financial sacrifices to purchase a home.

Buying a home is so much more than just a financial transaction.

79% of recent sellers wish they’d sold sooner.

Condos are usually smaller than single-family homes, but that's exactly why they can be easier on your budget.

While there’s no arguing affordability is still tight, there are signs it’s starting to get a bit better.

Every year, one week stands out from the rest as that perfect stretch of time when it’s great to be a home seller.

"Where we are right now is the best of both worlds."

The longer-term projections show rates should continue to drop this year,

When you think about cutting down on your spending, odds are you think of frequent purchases, like groceries, gas, etc. But when you downsize your house, you often end up downsizing the bills that come with it.