iBuyers dangling cash in more US home markets
iBuyers — companies that buy homes in cash directly from the owner — are expanding at breakneck speeds. According to Todd Teta, CTO at ATTOM
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More people than ever think green when buying a home
Consumer demand in real estate continues to trend eco-friendly, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors Nearly 60 per cent of
Crypto creeping in as real estate industry looks for new ways to do business
While a central multiple listing service has never truly taken hold in New York City, new companies are offering up their own solutions to see
Zillow moving into 130,000 s/f at 1250 Broadway
Online real estate database Zillow will upgrade its New York office to a 130,000 s/f property in NoMad neighborhood. NoMad Tower, located on 1250 Broadway,
Real estate industry getting smart about working with artificial intelligence
Traces of automation can be found throughout the residential real estate market: listings, price estimates and home loans are available at the press of a
Real estate brokers defy their firms’ boycott of StreetEasy
Opposition from REBNY and several brokerage firms have failed to stunt the growth of StreetEasy’s paid listings service. During his firm’s latest earnings call, Zillow Group
Feds latest interest rate hike unlikely to jolt NYC apartment market, say brokers
Experts believe New York City’s residential market won’t be too shaken by the new interest rate hikes, and with the expected tax cuts for top-earning
Experts dispute Airbnb’s impact on housing supply and rental rates
Public officials across the country have been blocking short term-rental platforms like Airbnb, saying that such services strain housing supply and push up rents. These
Survey shows election is keeping home buyers at a distance
The prices for New York City real estate continue to hover near record highs. However, one factor is said to be keeping buyers at a
How home ownership is becoming an old man’s game
By Sarah Mikhitarian Since the housing bubble, older Americans have been more likely to hold onto — or purchase — homes relative to younger Americans,