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A $20 million estate spanning over 17,000 square feet in the River Oaks area was the most expensive home sold in greater Houston last month.

Highland Homes is in the process of adding automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to all of its model homes throughout Texas.

Over 70% of Texas homebuyers who used a real estate agent last year said they’d do so again in the future.

High Street Residential will deliver nearly 300 units in the Residences at Kingwood, a multifamily development in Humble, this spring.

An appeals panel ruled the DOJ could resume its antitrust investigation into NAR.

Among the honorees was Shadrick Bogany, a broker associate with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene.

Pareja replaces former CEO Glenn Sanford, who will maintain his roles as founder, chairman and CEO of eXp World Holdings.

The strategic acquisition expands COMPASS’ Gulf reach from Texas to Florida and brings with it a brokerage that closed $3.6 billion in transactions last year.

Millennials surpassed baby boomers to make up the largest share of homebuyers last year, according to NAR’s latest Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends report.

A lakefront Austin property with a luxurious lap pool tops the most expensive new listings in Texas.

Crystal View, a build-to-rent community of single-family homes in the Texas City master-planned community of Lago Mar, is now open to residents.

Advertised as a monolithic dome home, this rounded dwelling in Central Florida offers energy efficiency and weather resiliency.

In 2020, median renovation spending was $15,000. That amount increased by 60% in three years, with the median home renovation costing $24,000 in 2023.

The project marks Trophy Signature Homes’ debut in the Houston new-home market.

NAR’s Katie Johnson explains what’s next for Realtors in the wake of the association’s legal settlement.

Brightway Insurance, a national provider of home, flood, condo and renters insurance, is expanding into Houston with a new branch named The Cloud Agency.