How Education Is Shaping Homeownership

How Education Is Shaping Homeownership

By Anat Nusinovich Four Florida metros lead the country with the highest homeownership rates, driven by residents with college degrees, a new study found. CHICAGO — The characteristics of homeowners vary significantly across metropolitan areas, shaped by local...
FEMA Faces Shut Down After Hurricane Season

FEMA Faces Shut Down After Hurricane Season

By Skylar Woodhouse, Lauren Rosenthal and Brian K. Sullivan The president said FEMA may be phased out after the 2025 hurricane season, with disaster response responsibilities shifting to states. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said his team will move forward with...
Consumers More Positive on Housing Market

Consumers More Positive on Housing Market

By Amy Connolly Housing sentiment improved in May as optimism rose for mortgage rates, buying and selling conditions, job security and home prices, Fannie Mae said. WASHINGTON — Consumers sentiment about the housing market improved in May with both buyers and sellers...
Brokerages Refocus on Training, Communication

Brokerages Refocus on Training, Communication

By Nicole Slaughter Graham As the market normalizes, real estate leaders stress foundational skills, proactive communication and value-driven service as essential tools for today’s agents. WASHINGTON — It’s an interesting time in real estate – a shift from the...
Pricing a Home for a Perfect Sale

Pricing a Home for a Perfect Sale

By Leah Daniels Pricing your home right is key to selling. Use online tools for initial estimates, but agents or appraisers offer more accurate, market-savvy valuations. NEW YORK — Your home is a major investment, and naturally you want to maximize the asset as much...