Real Estate News
Two Homes Slide Off Cliff in Utah
Last weekend, two vacant homes in Draper, Utah, collapsed down a hill. Officials say shifting ground and breaks in the foundations caused the sliding.
April 26, 2023
Last weekend, two vacant homes in Draper, Utah, collapsed down a hill. Officials say shifting ground and breaks in the foundations caused the sliding.
The Hot Sheet recap for April 17th – 21st covers what the new FHFA mortgage rule is really about, markets that are booming vs. those that are cooling, housing inventory and mortgage demand.
On Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg announced a new, highly-requested feature for Instagram users: the ability to add up to five links in bios.
New home price forecast updates from NAR, CREA, CoreLogic and Zillow indicate an increase in home values across the U.S. and a decline in home values in Canada.
The Hot Sheet recap for April 10th – 17th covers home value data from CoreLogic and Zillow, as well as property tax increases across the U.S., cooling inflation amid high housing costs, and first-time homebuyer optimism.
Luxury agent Anna Oliver and social media sensation Matt Lionetti are the newest real estate duo in Toronto. Learn how their partnership began—and where they’re headed next.
The Hot Sheet recap for April 3rd – 7th covers starter home extinction, no spring inventory, and Florida’s new affordable housing law with host Byron Lazine.
The $83 million mansion from Succession season 4 is a true architectural masterpiece. And Josh Yeo’s home tour video shows just how incredible it is.
Social media is becoming the preferred search platform for younger generations. Here are six steps to optimize your profiles for social search.
The Hot Sheet recap for March 27th-31st covers Black Knight’s appraisal alternative, housing market affordability, the latest on the Moehrl v. NAR commissions lawsuit, what consumers want in an agent, and slowing rent growth.
Vacasa, a vacation home management company, is dissolving its real estate division in Q2, according to its recent shareholder letter.
On Wednesday, a federal judge granted class action status to home sellers accusing NAR, Anywhere, HomeServices of America, RE/MAX and Keller Williams of inflating seller costs. This is the second commissions lawsuit against NAR to turn into a class action.