NAR Reports Realtors Remain Resilient Through Tides of Change

Even with continued challenges in the housing market, 75% of Realtors® are “very certain” that they will remain active in real estate for at least two more years, according to the National Association of Realtors®’ (NAR) 2026 Member Profile of its 1,438,569 current members. NAR’s report identified a

San Diego’s ‘Iconic Waterfall House’ With Its Own Grotto Pool in the Living Room Hits the Market for $3.4 Million

A San Diego home with its own private grotto at the center of the living room has bobbed back onto the market for $3.4 million, offering up a truly "one-of-a-kind" opportunity to own one of the city's "most unique architectural residences." Built in 1980 by celebrated California architect Rob Wellin

Consumers Say Buying Is Preferable to Renting for First Time in Years

For the first time since 2023, more than half of consumers say that buying a home is a better option than renting, per the latest findings from Bank of America, a potentially positive sign for the near-future housing market amid broader economic uncertainty. The bank’s 2026 Homebuyer Insights Report

Luxury NYC Co-ops Are Outselling Condos for the First Time in 4 Years

For the first time since October 2022, elite New Yorker homebuyers opted for the co-op over the condominium, according to a new report. For the week ending June 21, 12 luxury co-ops priced at $4 million-plus were sold in Manhattan, versus only 10 condos, marking the first week in almost four years w