A seemingly inconspicuous home in Bristow, VA, with a bizarre basement capturing everyone’s attention, making it this week’s most popular listing on Realtor.com®.
From a “Where the Wild Things Are”–designed kid’s bedroom to a possibly “Ghostbusters”-inspired basement, the theme is
In March, I had the privilege of joining my fellow Realtors across the state of Florida for the annual Great American Realtor Days in Tallahassee. This trip offered
SAN FRANCISCO—Saying this was by far the best option given their financial situation, San Francisco real estate agent Harry Evans reportedly showed a couple earning a sub-six-figure salary Wednesday around the neighborhood’s best tent city. “So we obviously have a
WASHINGTON (March 29, 2023) – Pending home sales grew in February for the third consecutive month, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. Three US regions posted monthly gains, while the West declined. All four regions saw year-over-year decreases in
If you’re planning on buying a house in or near Sedgwick County soon, you can expect higher prices and a lower supply compared to previous months, but a local real estate expert says the market remains strong.
According to a
When realtor Audrey Azad drives her Tesla Model X SUV, she knows the kids on the street are doubled up laughing at her license plate that reads, PASTGAS.
If that isn’t enough, the car comes with a whoopie cushion app.
On the precipice of the hotly anticipated spring housing market, the US Federal Reserve just dealt homebuyers another crushing blow.
Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, told Congress on Tuesday that more aggressive interest rates might be needed
Randy Vaughan suffered a stroke at home in North Carolina and later died in a hospice.
A realtor had seen him lying on the floor
A US family has demanded an investigation after its patriarch reportedly died within days of having a stroke in his home and being found but left on the floor by a real estate agent who never called anyone for help.
Mar. 14—”There was an old woman who lived a shoe,” the children’s nursery rhyme goes.
And a large-scale, and quite-detailed, version of it — the shoe — lived at Pat Stewart’s house for a time when her kids were small.