After amplifying Rocket's Super Bowl ad with a social campaign that generated 247 million views, Viral Nation is now tasked with helping the mortgage giant cut through noisy social media feeds by showcasing real client stories.

Mortgage technology startup leveraging integrations with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and ICE Mortgage Technology to grow its stable of clients -- which now include NEXA Mortgage.

At Keller Williams Mega Agent Camp, franchise co-founder Gary Keller said the housing market could be in a recession through late 2026, as the economy experiences burgeoning stagflation.

Cincinnati has become a top destination in a hot US real estate market for people in their 20s and 30s who want more out of work and life. The city offers a strong job market, affordable housing, and many entertainment options. These benefits make Cincinnati a top choice for young professionals seeking to build their careers and enjoy a high qualit...

Home prices fell in 24 percent of markets, with five Florida markets posting the biggest price declines. But buyers chasing affordability drove up prices the most in parts of the Midwest and Southeast.

We're bringing you advice from some of the industry's most exciting thought leaders, so we want you to supply the questions.

The designer Mandy Cheng deliberately chose pieces she could recommend to her clients for her media room and bar.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner shares how new policy rescissions simplify processes, reduce financing costs and strengthen the housing market, fostering a more effective FHA-insured lending process.

A positive mental attitude is your best leverage, especially in a down market. Trainer Bernice Ross shares strategies to help you look on the bright side of every situation.

Troy Palmquist talks with photographer Chris J. Evans about branding, referrals, relationship building and entrepreneurship.

Does your team secretly (or not so secretly) resent AI tools? Rachael Hite writes about ways to give them a road map for success.

The leadership style many women embody — grounded in nuance, care and long-term thinking — is not only valid but essential in today's market, brokerage CEO Dezireh Eyn writes.

Noelle Nielsen identified herself as a whistleblower who reported to eXp leadership allegations that she and others had been drugged and sexually harassed at company events.

Two Sides of the Same Coin

Why July’s Market Feels So Split

July’s Denver real estate market is a study in contrasts. Inventory and days on market continue to edge upward, buyer activity has cooled, and yet prices are holding steady. It’s a reminder that there’s no single “market”—outcomes vary widely depending on price point, location, property type, and motivation. Someone upsizing for a growing household approaches the process very differently from a rate-watcher waiting for the perfect drop. Real estate remains hyperlocal, and each move tells its own story.

At the end of July, active listings reached 13,995—slightly below the long-term July average of 15,379. That’s a significant climb from the record-low 4,056 listings in 2021, but still nowhere near the 31,989 peak in 2006. Historically, inventory grows about 5.6 percent from June to July, but this year, it slipped by a fractional 0.09 percent, suggesting the seasonal high point may have already passed. In the attached market, conditions have tipped toward buyers with an average of 5.08 months of inventory across all price points. Withing that segment, Condos are facing a tougher road, with insurance and regulatory hurdles making sales more challenging.

Prices are holding up in the Northeast and Midwest, but are down from a year ago in more than 70 percent of Western markets and 40 percent of Southern markets.

Ahead of Mega Agent Camp, Keller Williams Head of Industry and Learning Jason Abrams talks artificial intelligence, social media and the continuing importance of fostering in-person connections.

The Rayse platform launched last fall as a way to provide buyers and sellers with more transparency about the time and work agents put into transactions.

A hillside house in Topanga, a condo in Corona del Mar and a Tudor Revival in Sacramento.

After first landing in Williamsburg, a marketer found a one-bedroom apartment in a (somewhat) quieter part of Brooklyn, and has taken up surfing.

Executives at some of the nation’s largest brokerage networks painted a clearer picture of how they are bracing for potential changes to how the industry approaches commissions, private listings and AI.