While the pursuit of new or better employment prospects normally motivates people to take on a long-distance move, recent data suggests that Americans may now be more inclined to relocate for housing related reasons.

A Federal Reserve economist breaks down some of the more common misconceptions about the chance of recession in 2020 and offers thoughts on how real estate pros can be better consumers of economic data.

Find out what the total value of housing is in Houston, according to a new Zillow report.

Countertops are one of the main items that buyers obsess over. What should real estate agents know about this ever-important material choice?

Redfin report shows competition for homes has dropped across the nation.

Realtor.com releases down payment analysis, showing disparity in cost between major metro areas.

Is it a good time to buy? Good time to sell? What’s happening with the economy? The answers to these questions change in relation to how much money you earn, where you live and how old you are.

As your clients look ahead to possibly listing in spring, make sure you understand what’s causing remodeling costs to increase so rapidly and how homeowners are adjusting in response.

S&P Dow Jones Indices director calls price gains data reassuring.

Sales still choppy with low inventory levels, but economy performing well, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun

Looking at real estate data over the last decade, some clear trends emerge in terms of costs, demographics and housing stock. See how this has impacted the market in the Houston area.

Though fewer and fewer Americans are moving, real estate professionals in Houston can take comfort in the idea that national migration patterns are still working in their favor.

The tech giant shares exclusive data with Agent Publishing on how paid ads can provide a back door to your listings.

As many are predicting the market to favor buyers more in the coming year, listing agents can help sellers prepare by ensuring their homes are in line with the latest looks.

The association brought together a group of economists to provide a forecast of the market, and the consensus is that housing construction shortages will continue into next year.

It seems 2020 will be a challenge for buyers – “not because of what they can afford but rather what they can find,” according to Realtor.com.