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Home prices continue to rise in most (70%) of the U.S., and are up notably year-to-year in the 7% of markets that saw double-digit gains.

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Aggressive rate increases have hurt the housing market, says NAR’s chief economist. “Inflation will not reignite (and will be) closer to 3% by the year’s end,” he says.

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April prices increased 0.4% month-to-month, up from 0.1% in March. Inflation has clearly peaked, but rising items' costs still outweigh the ones going down.

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While most social media apps work at all price levels, a Chicago agent says Real Messenger, 1060 and Ri.la have properties that appeal to luxury clients.

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NAR: Commercial performance will vary from metro to metro, and tighter lending now adds a new challenge. But net absorption has been mostly positive nationwide.

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A real estate influencer has lots of followers and can steer industry conversations. By joining in, you gain respect and can attract more potential leads.

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FHA Commissioner Gordon told Realtors that a recent 30-basis point insurance reduction makes FHA loans cheaper, including its 203(k) rehab option and ADUs.

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For today’s homebuyers, 1 out of 3 potential listings is new construction. Historically, new homes only make up 1 out of 10 for-sale listings.

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Buyers would be hurt financially if the U.S. defaults on its debt June 1 – and institutional investors are a “tremendous threat” to the American dream.

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Even under new loan-fee rules, borrowers with low credits scores pay higher fees (1.625% if a 660 score) than those with stronger credit scores (0.625% for 740).

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