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As remote and hybrid work settle in as part of modern life, what people look for in a home is shifting dramatically. According to Realtor.com ’s analysis of housing listings, home features that support remote work are surging in popularity. These “remote-ready” homes don’t just offer space; they cater to connectivity, flexibility, and wellness in a way that fits today’s work-from-home lifestyle. 1. Connectivity Is King One of the biggest jumps among listing features: hardwire

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most of us will ever make—and yet, it’s surprising how often the focus stays on paint colour, flooring and appliances, while the real threats lie in what we can’t see. According to an article from Realtor.com , three especially dangerous risks that often surface during a home inspection are: lead, asbestos and radon. 1. Lead: An Old Foe with New Risks If the house was built before 1978 (in the U.S. context) or in older

Selling your house is more than putting up a “For Sale” sign — it’s about preparing your home so buyers walk in thinking, “Yes — this is move-in ready.” If you want to avoid long marketing times, price drops, or heavy negotiations, tackling the prep work ahead of time makes a big difference. Here’s a breakdown of the 12 key things to do before you list your home from realtor.com . 1.Find the right real estate agent Even in a hot market, selling your home solo can be risky and

In a recent article , the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) explores a growing trend: more homebuyers are choosing to waive inspection contingencies to make their offers more competitive.  In such highly competitive markets, skipping a home inspection can seem like a shortcut — but it’s raising eyebrows among state regulators and real-estate professionals alike.   What’s Happening According to NAR, about 21%  of buyers in September waived the inspection contingency—up f

Design trends come and go—and while some leave lasting charm, others sneak in with whispery promises of “fresh” and “modern” only to become outdated, impractical, or just plain regrettable. According to insights from NAR , certain home-design moves that might seem trendy now could turn into furniture-and-fix-it nightmares by 2025. Decor Trends to avoid in 2025 Here are a few of the top offenders: Design-cores : Theme-heavy “cores” like cottagecore, farmhouse-core, yeehaw core

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In recent months, the real estate market has started to shift. After years of tight supply and fast-moving sales, more homes are now...

Good news for homebuyers: mortgage rates have quietly dipped to their lowest levels of 2025.

The housing market is seeing an unusual trend lately. Inventory is up by 16% compared to last year, meaning more homes are available...

Source: realtor.com As a seller, you want your front yard to make a strong first impression since buyers often see many homes quickly....

Let’s face it: The housing market is tough right now. Home prices are high, interest rates are up, and many people are finding it harder...

Pending home sales rose by 6.1% in March, marking the largest month-to-month increase since December 2023, when sales grew by 7.0%,...

Source: NAR NAR released a summary of existing-home sales data showing that housing market activity this March declined 5.9% from...

Source: realtor.com In many vacation spots, too many short-term rentals have led to lower occupancy and shrinking profits. Homeowners now...

According to NAR , the combined share of younger boomers (ages 60–69) and older boomers (ages 70–78) rose to 42%  of all home buyers in...

by: Keller Williams RE How to Sell Your Home Fast Without Undercutting Your Price posted by Landmark Management Services, Inc. While the...

Amid economic uncertainty, recession fears, and tariff challenges, homeowners remain optimistic about selling their properties. A...