Real estate firm warns of LGBT+ community’s discrimination fears



Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate is reaching out to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community in an effort to make the real estate industry more inclusive.

Zillow: Market uncertainty means most buyers consider renting



In today’s intensely competitive housing market, most of those who moved recently considered both buying and renting while looking for a new place to live

Zillow ranks Nashville and Raleigh as most attractive cities for renters



Among large cities, Nashville, Tenn. renters are most likely to be moving there from another city, and San Jose, Calif. renters are most likely to be planning to leave, according to a new Zillow analysis.

Home ownership rates recover from 50-year low



Home ownership rates in the U.S. picked up last quarter, having previously fallen to a 50-year low in Q2.

U.S. Home values appreciate at fastest rate in 2 years



U.S. home values are up 5.5 percent over the past year according to the September Zillow Real Estate Market Reports. This is the fastest pace of appreciation in more than two years.

‘Fixer-uppers’ losing popularity as low inventories bite, Zillow says



Rising home prices and tough buyer competition may be giving sellers more flexibility to list their home for sale “as-is” without needing to fix it up first.

Is immigration the key to eliminating neighborhood blight?



A report has been published that suggests immigrants could be vital to helping blighted neighborhoods recover, but it seems their potential is being ignored by those in authority.

How will the real estate market fare in 2017?



You wouldn’t find many forecasts about the real estate market that go beyond 2016. But predictions and forecasts are exactly what give you an edge over the competition and a monopoly among customers.

Hooray, more single-family homes on the way



Home builders have answered the call to provide more single-family homes in the last month, with production rising by 8.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 783,000 units

U.S. city planners increasingly combining residential & commercial spaces



The scarcity of development land in some of the U.S.’s biggest cities is forcing developers to respond by combining residential and commercial spaces.