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Heather Hook
18 Mar 2026

ACME Real Estate CEO argues fragmented MLS system has left agents vulnerable as brokerages negotiate independent platform deals Major brokerages are striking direct partnerships with listing platforms, and Courtney Poulos, founder and CEO of ACME Real Estate in Los Angeles, argues the deals are accelerating a power shift that has been building for years – ...

Steve Marcinuk
18 Mar 2026

Silicon Valley real estate stands apart from national trends, defying predictions of a slowdown even as tech layoffs and high interest rates dominate headlines. In this market, homes routinely sell for 6% above asking price, inventory remains extremely tight, and buyer demand is more closely tied to stock market performance than to mortgage rates or ...

Heather Hook
18 Mar 2026

With Match Day 2026 approaching March 20, Rochester MN’s housing market prepares for its annual influx of medical professionals. Match Day 2026 arrives March 20, when medical residents across the country discover where they’ll complete their training. For those matched to Mayo Clinic, consistently ranked the number one hospital in the world, the next question ...

Rudi Davis
18 Mar 2026

Strong school districts continue to drive buyer demand in certain Long Island suburbs, insulating these markets from broader economic volatility. While much of the residential real estate market is contending with high interest rates and tight inventory, some areas remain active as families prioritize access to education over financial returns. Michelle Zhao, broker at ZI ...

Rudi Davis
18 Mar 2026

Central Virginia’s real estate market functions as a set of distinct submarkets rather than a single, unified market. According to Peter Wiley, broker and owner of Corcoran Wiley, areas like Free Union, Keswick, Somerset, and the neighborhoods of downtown Charlottesville, Va., each have unique characteristics, price points, and buyer profiles. This fragmentation gives local brokers ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
17 Mar 2026

If you’re considering buying, selling, or renting in Atlanta, you’re entering a market that is changing more quickly than many realize. The rules that governed real estate here for the past few years no longer apply. Mortgage rates have risen sharply, price reductions are happening sooner, and renters are seeing incentives reappear after years of ...

Rudi Davis
17 Mar 2026

California’s mountain resort communities are seeing a significant change in who lives there and how homes are used. For decades, Big Bear followed an 80/20 rule: about 80% of homes were owned by part-time residents, with only 20% occupied by full-time locals. According to Mark Dolan, broker at RE/MAX Big Bear, this ratio is now ...

Rudi Davis
17 Mar 2026

A growing number of East Bay, California, home buyers are searching for properties that serve both child-rearing and elder care needs, according to Victoria Bell, a realtor with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate in Berkeley. This focus on multigenerational living is changing what buyers consider desirable in affluent markets, as families seek homes that ...