What will happen to your real estate practice now that the Pandemic Economy is over?
Trending article:
The 2020 recession was the shortest ever — but its effects continue in the housing market
What will happen to your real estate practice now that the Pandemic Economy is over?
The recession is here. The question is: what’s your plan?
California experienced its lowest July home sales volume in 27 years.
Many of the markets at greatest risk of a full-blown housing crash are located here, in California.
Is it “timing the market” or an inability to buy that’s causing more sellers to become renters?
Demand if shifting in California’s post-pandemic response market. Desirable areas for living will continue to change, and urban housing is making a comeback.
June 2022 saw the third month in a row of decreasing sales, atypical for the spring sales cycle.
After two years of rapid price increases, appraisers will need to make a quick shift when prices dive later in 2022.
Consumer confidence serves as the North Star in a constellation of economic warnings.
After years of historically cheap mortgage money, the housing market is bracing for yet another rate increase.
The latest fraudulent and abusive tax schemes real estate professionals need to know.
Local agencies and larger government entities are battling it out over zoning and land use policies.
For over 40 years, firsttuesday has been DRE-approved to provide quality, California-specific real estate licensing courses.