Tennessee brokers brace for Zillow listing cutoff amid Realtracs dispute

A little over a week after real estate agents and brokers in the Chicagoland area saw their listings disappear from Zillow after Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) suspended its data feed to the listing portal giant, real estate professionals in Tennessee are preparing for the same possibility.  In an

Will getting rid of property taxes make Florida more affordable?

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ proposal to phase out property taxes for most primary homeowners is rapidly becoming one of the state’s most consequential housing debates in years. Supporters argue it could ease affordability pressures while critics warn it may fuel higher home prices and reshape local t

L.A.’s Plan To Build Half a Million New Homes Is Drawing Major Developer Interest

Los Angeles' plan to build 500,000 new homes is speeding up the pace of new development, Mayor Karen Bass says. About 28,500 new homes are now under development in the city, and 40% of them will be income-restricted affordable housing. She touted the progress Thursday, one year after the city signed

Lower Asking Prices Are the Silver Lining for Buyers in an Otherwise Cloudy Market

Asking prices continued to fall nationally this week, providing good news to homebuyers in a market that is otherwise clouded by rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. The national median asking price for active listings was down 2.4% for the week ending May 23, compared to a year earlier,