Donations to help with the development of a new emergency department and medical imaging centre.
Richmond realtor Walloce Sohl has pledged $100,000 over a five-year period to benefit the new acute care tower at Richmond Hospital.
Sohl was introduced to
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, many white-collar workers suddenly had the ability to work from anywhere—anywhere, that is, with an internet connection stable enough to attend Zoom meetings. Shell-shocked by fast-rising home prices and in desperate need of
A lack of homes for sale in the US is dragging on the housing market, according to a new report from Realtor.com.
Although the number of homes for sale rose, new listings remained scarce in March, according to the company’s
Josh Altman has been appearing regularly on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listings for several years now, where the Los Angeles-based realtor shows exactly that: multimillion-dollar homes for sale in the city of angels. But the Douglas Elliman realtor has a message
The US housing market has entered into its peak annual spring season where buyers and sellers alike get serious about their moves. Only this year there’s something off: Not a lot of homes are going up for sale.
According to
Realtors’ fate depends on whether buyers and sellers return in force and how that will affect prices
Guerette said a significant number of people are involved in every transaction, including the banks, realtors, appraisers and lawyers.
“It’s a bit surprising that it did take this long to have such an unacceptable situation brought to light,” she said.
One of the biggest items on the realtors’ agenda is helping with affordability.
AUSTIN, Texas —
Texas REALTORS will be at the Capitol Wednesday to advocate for their priorities with lawmakers and community leaders.
Thousands of realtors will convene at
A fraud scheme involving fake documents used to qualify for a mortgage has been linked to two former Saskatoon real estate agents.
Kamanashis Deb is facing 17 counts of fraud and Debashis Deb is facing two counts. Royal LePage Varsity
A black Bay Area couple has settled a lawsuit with the appraisal company who valued their home at just $945,000, when it was really worth $1.5 million, a fact the couple only learned when they got a white friend to
