Sellers who list April 13-19 could potentially make $4,800 more, sell their home nine days faster and have 13.2% less competition on average, Realtor.com said.

In its list of "dirty dozen" 2025 tax scams, the IRS is telling taxpayers to beware of email phishing, text smishing and sketchy credits, among others.

Fannie Mae said despite lower sentiment, more buyers see opportunity, selling confidence remains strong and some households report income growth.

You don't need a total overhaul to transform your laundry room. Try painting the walls or cabinets, installing floating shelves or adding new lighting.

Owners often hesitate to sell due to misconceptions. Rising home values, increased inventory and active buyers may make now a good time to move.

Homeowners say they have made functional changes to how they use their home in the last few years, including space for hobbies, exercise and remote work.

NAR’s new Right by You campaign aims to grab attention, spark emotion and highlight the value of working with Realtors, who are bound by a Code of Ethics.

Luxury listings lagging? Try exclusive events, top-tier visuals, storytelling, perks and refreshed design to attract high-value buyers.

The IRS recommends keeping tax records for three years; six years if income was underreported and seven years for bad debt claims.

The March 27 legal webinar will help agents navigate new condo regulations designed to improve safety, financial accountability and transparency.