As the housing market moves slowly into recovery, more and more Americans are gaining confidence and hoping to jump into home ownership. The home ownership rate has been dropping steadily since its high of 69.2 percent in 2004 to now just 65 percent. Millions lost...

Median-price purchasers don't expect kitchens fit for food stars, trickling waterfalls, or fire pits. But they dream, too, and here's what's on their wish lists. Sales are robust again in many markets across the country, with the national median existing-home price...

~ This is part 1 of a 2 part series ~ The millennial generation (Gen Y) was responsible for about one-third of residential real estate transactions in 2013. In his session at Agent Reboot, real estate coach and trainer Travis Robertson shared how Gen Y is already...

When the going gets tough, Americans move around. That's been the pattern, at least, for much of the nation’s history, with workers heading for greener pastures when prospects near home dry up. The rate of “internal migration,” as such movement is called, has slowed...

It's getting harder to make a bundle buying up foreclosures and renting them out. The auction prices of homes climbed faster than rents in 2013, so returns on investment dropped, according to a report from CoreLogic. That's a change from the past several years. In...

Inman News By: Stacia Whatley   I’m sure you’re all thinking about your business plans for 2014. I have been thinking of mine since October and have been trying to do things a little differently. I started to think back at what my clients have said to me over the...

The following  is a book review done for Mobility Magazine by our very own Beth Archibald. Book by Danny Meyer Reviewed by Beth Archibald, SCRP, SGMS Q: When asked about the book you wanted to feature, you immediately focused on Setting the Table: The Transforming...