real estate

Fair housing organizations are accusing Redfin of systematic racial discrimination, saying in a lawsuit the online real estate broker offers fewer services to homebuyers and sellers in minority communities.

The housing market usually gets hammered during a recession, but the COVID-19 downturn has done the opposite. At a time when life has slowed down, it turns out people in North Texas are moving faster than ever, according to Julie Lynch, associate director of Weitzman Institute for Real Estate at UT Dallas.

The housing market usually gets hammered during a recession, but the COVID-19 downturn has done the opposite. At a time when life has slowed down, it turns out people in North Texas are moving faster than ever, according to Julie Lynch, associate director of Weitzman Institute for Real Estate at UT Dallas. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports.

For the first time in 20 years, the house in the 1982 film ‘Fast times at Ridgemont High’ is back on the market.

The surge in the Hamptons came as hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers fled the city during the coronavirus pandemic and searched for homes with more space and fewer neighbors.

The most expensive property to ever list in the Alexandria portion of Fairfax County is a piece of George Washington’s original Mount Vernon estate.  The River View Estate was first deeded to George Washington’s personal secretary. But now, the house, guest house and carriage house could be yours for just $60 million. Visiting the 16-acre estate is reserved for the...

Exceptionally strong demand, historically low supply and record low mortgage rates are combining to fuel the fastest home price growth since 2018.

If the outbreak roars back in New York City, Anil and Joyce Lilly will not be sheltering again in their Bronx apartment. They just bought a house an hour north in the Hudson Valley. “We need more elbow room,” said Joyce Lilly, explaining their move to Washingtonville, New York. “Because we were locked into the apartment for three months, a…

The virus is impacting how we spend money, how we shop and, perhaps, even where we want to live.

Office space. Will it become a thing of the past? As more people work from home, what does that mean for the entire commercial real estate industry? Experts are anticipating a lot of changes that could totally redefine the industry, especially as companies get a taste for how a work-from-home structure operates. According to Global Workplace Analytics, a research-based consulting…

As people continue to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic, many companies are rethinking the need for giant business complexes. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen reports experts anticipate a lot of changes that could totally redefine the commercial real estate industry.

The Ithaca Tenants Union is trying to get rent canceled in their city, where the unemployment rate is 11%. The group’s co-founder, Liel Sterling, and organizer Sam Kwan explain their strategy and how others can do the same in their own cities and towns.

Millennial real estate agent Jonathan Alpart addresses how expiring eviction protections due to the coronavirus are affecting the housing market and provides tips for first-time buyers, including talking to your real-estate agent about a COVID-19 Addendum.

If millennials once piled into the cities, fueling downtown renewal and growth, apparently they are now piling out. The stay-at-home orders brought on by coronavirus have more potential homebuyers looking for properties in the suburbs. Millennials are now the largest cohort of buyers.

Rent or buy: it’s a decision many millennials are pondering. A recent study shows that it’s cheaper to purchase rather than rent in the majority of the top 50 markets.

New leases for Manhattan apartments plunged by 71% in April, and vacancies soared as the rental market froze amid the coronavirus pandemic and more residents left the city, according to a new report.

At a two-hour open house in Atlanta on Saturday, about a dozen mostly masked families toured the six-bedroom, six-bathroom, newly built home priced at just over $3 million. Noah Graubart and his wife were looking for something close to their children’s new elementary school.

Home sales dropped by 17% in April 2020, compared to April 2019. New listings fell by 26% and active listings decreased by 13%, according to the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M and North Texas Real Estate Information Systems.

Home sales dropped by 17% in April 2020, compared to April 2019. New listings fell by 26% and active listings decreased by 13%, according to the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M and North Texas Real Estate Information Systems.