In New York, some residents are required to add their co-op and management company as “additional insured” parties.
In a Brooklyn Apartment, D.I.Y. Holiday Décor That Crosses Cultures
The couple behind Ammor Architecture reference their Thai and German heritages when decorating for the holidays.
$1.4 Million Homes in Amsterdam
A triplex apartment in the Canal Belt, a two-bedroom loft in a former grain warehouse, and a duplex three miles south of Central Amsterdam.
Trompe l’Oeil Wallpaper Is the Latest Trick to Elevate Your Home
Employing the technique known as “trompe-l’oeil,” designers have mimicked three-dimensional surfaces to elevate rooms.
Finding Financial Freedom: Buy possibility when you buy property
Coach Melanie Klein profiles financial expert and real estate investor Austin Lampson, who exemplifies why real estate is still one of the world's most reliable paths to wealth.
GAO to look into claims Pulte has weaponized Fannie and Freddie
Senate Democrats say they want a better understanding of "what is taking place at FHFA" after the head of the mortgage giants' regulator subjects four prominent Democrats to criminal referrals.
If real estate is a hands-on business, why isn’t our education?
New contributors and agents Chris and Diana Servedio Martis say that new real estate agents need hands-on experience, not just online quizzes, to get up to speed.
Real estate marketing lessons I learned from a greasy mechanic
The real estate industry has an addiction to hot leads, Josh Ries writes. Learn from the marketing strategy of a successful auto mechanic to shift your attention.
A DC broker said in court he had an affair with missing real estate exec Ana Walshe
William Fastow sold Ana Walshe her D.C. townhome and says that he had an intimate relationship with her in the months prior to her disappearance.
Lesson Learned: Play the long game as you build your brokerage
Find out how this New York City broker got his start, and learn about the core leadership principles that guide his success.
NAR spent big on exec salaries, marketing and lobbying in 2024
The association's IRS Form 990, which was recently released to industry media, shows where its priorities lie when it comes to spending, but also paints a picture of the state of things before "fiscal discipline" by its new CEO fully kicked in, NAR said.
They Left Texas for a New Home in the Desert Outside Palm Springs
Seeking a ‘self-contained, low-maintenance house,’ a couple headed west for a new chapter in the California sun. Here’s what they found.
Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
This week’s properties include a three-bedroom homes in Mamaroneck and West Norwalk.
Homes for Sale in New York City
This week’s listings are in Kips Bay, the Upper West Side and Fieldston.
Does Your Building Have a Fabric Recycling Bin? It Should.
People often don’t know what to do with unwanted fabric items like clothing, bedding and shoes.
6 housing market predictions for 2026, according to an economist
From mortgage rates to homeownership rates and more, Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker provides insights tailor-made for 2026.
Do AI cost estimates hurt more than they help?
No algorithm can replace the discipline, expertise and trust that real estate agents bring to home pricing estimates, Lindsey Harn writes.
Real (Estate) Talk: Can a 50-year mortgage offer any benefits?
Many agents have been reading headlines about the good and bad of 50-year mortgage options for consumers. Broker and expert Dr. Lee Davenport advises agents to look to the goal of the consumer and weigh it against the risk
How to spot the latest wave of text scams targeting real estate pros
Find out how to spot the language that indicates a real estate agent scam, so you can stay safe and protect your pocketbook.
Fannie, Freddie moving to adopt more inclusive credit scores
Lenders to get historical FICO Score 10T data within weeks, setting the stage for the eventual retirement of FICO Classic score and competition with VantageScore 4.0.