Infographic: Home Resolutions
If your 2018 New Year’s Resolution is to buy a home, check out the National Association of REALTORS® advice for making it a reality! Powered by WPeMatico
If your 2018 New Year’s Resolution is to buy a home, check out the National Association of REALTORS® advice for making it a reality! Powered by WPeMatico
By Melissa Dittmann Tracey, REALTOR® Magazine Black is getting popular in home design. Black fixtures, appliances, and even black furniture are emerging as one of the hottest trends in the new year. Black fixtures are replacing brass or rubbed bronze as a trendy home hardware in 2018. Black makes a great finish because it goes… Continue Reading Hot Home Trend: Black Is Back
Rebecca Donatelli By Rebecca Donatelli It’s no secret that social media dominates today’s technology-based society, and has become a crucial part of everyday life for most. The rapid spread of news, celebrity gossip, and the genuine interest in other people’s lives has made social media the prime go-to resource to stay up-to-date. The world we… Continue Reading Dominating Social Media for Your Real Estate Business
National Association of Realtors® President Elizabeth Mendenhall issued the following statement in response to the potential shutdown of the federal government: “The government shutdown will have an impact on real estate transactions should it continue for an extended period of time. The National Association of Realtors® urges Congress to come together and reach an agreement to keep the government open… Continue Reading NAR Statement on Possible Federal Government Shutdown
Shortcuts, epidemics, VR, junk food, winter, technology, trends, and meteors. Save yourself a keystroke and implement these shortcuts. The flu is near epidemic threshold. If you’re sick, stay home. One Way Stock/flickr/2013 Some of our members might find this VR real estate game intriguing. Salted Caramel Pepsi is bad for you. Did that need to… Continue Reading What We’re Reading: January 15-19
In a monthly survey of REALTORS®, respondents are asked “Compared to the same month last year, how would you rate the past month’s traffic in neighborhood(s) or area(s) where you make most of your sales?” Respondents rate buyer traffic as “Stronger” (100), “Stable” (50), or “Weaker” (0) and the responses are compiled into a diffusion… Continue Reading REALTORS® Reported Strong Buyer Traffic but Weak Supply in Many States in November 2017
At the national level, housing affordability is down from last month and down from a year ago. Mortgage rates increased to 4.19 percent this November, up 9.3 percent compared to 3.82 percent a year ago. Housing affordability declined from a year ago in November moving the index down 5.6 percent from 169.1 to 159.7. The… Continue Reading November 2017 Housing Affordability Index
The NFL’s Divisional Round kicks off this weekend, featuring a bevy of talented teams, including regular heavyweights, the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as some newcomers (Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans). While TV analysts and armchair quarterbacks dissect the rosters of each team to figure out who will be the winner… Continue Reading Price Forecasting the Winner of Super Bowl LII
At CES 2018, the consumer electronics’ mega show in Las Vegas this week, I hung out with robots, tried out the latest VR headsets, and talked—yes, talked—to a host of appliances, from a bathroom mirror to a refrigerator. After scouring the show floor, I found several products this year that hold real potential to shake… Continue Reading A Closer Look at CES’s Game Changers
Lots of tech and pets, plus snow and regional dialects. American kids get their first cellphone at age 10? Our parents never even got us our own landline! Should major companies address dependency on their tech? #GetOffMyLawn #ShakesFist CES is like Christmas all over again! Check out some of the coolest tech showcased at this… Continue Reading What We’re Reading: January 8-12