With Masters fever in full swing, golf simulators are surging in popularity — but do they add value to a home? In this IG collab with Brad McCallum, see how he built the ultimate immersive golf escape and why this could be 2025’s hottest home design trend.
Zillow data shows that listings with 250+ views per day typically go pending in a week, while those with 10+ daily saves often sell above list price. Here’s what three key Zillow metrics mean for sellers.
What happens to housing in a recession? Keeping Current Matters and Realtor.com data show that home prices rose in four of the last six recessions, while mortgage rates fell every time.
A new Zillow report highlights the 5 best metros to buy (and sell) this spring. At one million homes for sale, February 2025 had the highest pre-spring inventory since before the pandemic—while sellers in Buffalo and San Jose see 56%+ of homes selling above asking.
NAR’s 2025 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report reveals that 81% of sellers hire the first agent they talk to—while 66% work with someone they already know. Here are seven ways to be the agent they call.
U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber will more than double from 14.4% to 34.45%, raising home construction costs by an estimated $9,200 per home. Shares of major homebuilders, including D.R. Horton and PulteGroup, fell roughly 5%, reversing recent gains fueled by lower mortgage rates.
Most agents lose the listing before they even sit down at the table. From weak presentations to avoiding tough pricing talks, here are the five fatal mistakes that cost agents the deal—and how to fix them.
Katie Steinfeld’s Instagram post with BAM calls out agents still relying on generic “Just Listed” posts—and shows exactly how to make them irresistible. From meme-ified listings to bold headlines and greenscreen walkthroughs, these strategies will grab attention and drive engagement.
NAR’s 2025 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report reveals that while 49% of buyers want their agent to help them find the right home, only 29% actually find their home through their agent—highlighting a major gap in expectations versus reality.
Realtor.com’s latest report reveals how many days of work are needed to afford a monthly mortgage payment in each state, with Hawaii topping the list at 17 days. States like Ohio and Illinois require only 6-7 days, highlighting significant regional differences in home affordability across the U.S.
Bright MLS reports that office exclusives now make up nearly 8% of new listings, with Compass, Washington Fine Properties, and TTR Sotheby’s leading the trend. The data reveals longer days on market, no price advantage, and tighter inventory.
Logan Mohtashami joined the Knowledge Brokers Podcast to discuss how real estate agents can combat housing market misinformation and address consumer fears. He breaks down key concerns, providing three simple responses agents can use to build trust.
