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Realtors gathered in Tallahassee for Great American Realtor Days to meet with lawmakers and discuss topics that include property rights and funding for vital programs.
Daylight saving time starts Sunday, moving clocks forward an hour. Experts suggest gradual bedtime shifts and morning sunlight.
The Insurance Information Institute said legislative reforms have curbed claims-related litigation and slowed premium growth in the past two years.
Understanding key tax terms — like liability, deductions, credits and filing status — can help you navigate your tax return more easily.
The case upholds NAR’s optional “no-commingling” rule, affirming that MLSs can independently decide whether to adopt it — a significant victory for NAR.
AI-driven technologies can play a crucial role in detecting, analyzing and preventing the spread of false or misleading information in real estate.
The new digital flipbook offers market insights, buyer trends and property insurance updates. The latest issue is out now.
Colors that are not too bright or muted can make a statement without demanding attention, allowing the room to evolve with the homeowner's tastes.
If construction growth remains steady through the start of 2025, anticipated Fed rate cuts later this year could help spur new construction, NAHB said.
Securing a listing goes beyond delivering an impressive presentation—it’s about demonstrating respect for the sellers through thoughtful etiquette, which can make all the difference.