Lower rates aren’t enough: What mortgage lenders and servicers must do to set spring homebuyers up for long-term success

As the spring homebuying season approaches, mortgage lenders and servicers are watching closely for signs of a long‑awaited inflection point. Interest rates have begun to ease, buyer sentiment is improving, and some sidelined demand is cautiously reentering the market. Lower rates will matter. But t

Will Climate Change Erase Generational Housing Wealth?

The COVID-19 pandemic housing boom rewarded one thing above all: timing. Families who managed to buy in the right metros before prices surged were able to convert affordability into equity and equity into wealth. Timing may also shape what happens next. Realtor.com® found that the biggest housing we

7 Restaurants for Easter Dinner to Go in Orlando

Easter Sunday is April 20, and although getting dressed up and going out to dinner is fun, sometimes it's nice to relax and enjoy a meal in the comfort of our own home. To help you out, we've compiled some of our favorite picks for Easter dinner to go in Orlando. Prefer to have a full dining experie

Residents in Historic Ivy League Town Divided Over Affordable Housing

A battle is brewing over affordable housing in an Ivy League town, where officials are trying to figure out how to meet housing requirements without destroying land whose history dates back hundreds of years. Municipality of Princeton, NJ, council member Mia Sacks tells Realtor.com® that people in t