Nearly $192 million has been returned to heroes at closing since Homes for Heroes was founded after Sept. 11, 2001. This Memorial Day, the organization reflects on what giving looks like for the families left behind.

New data shows that active-duty service members and veterans take very different paths to homeownership.

This technology's capabilities used to be confined to text generation. Now it's touching more parts of the brokerage than ever, Intel finds.

The question isn't whether the real estate industry will evolve, coach Darryl Davis writes. The question is whether it will evolve with integrity.

Two of the skills have always mattered, and one is brand new, Jimmy Burgess writes. Together, they create a business that is far more sustainable, scalable and predictable.

A federal judge on Friday granted a temporary restraining order requiring MRED to restore Zillow's access to real estate listings.

Zillow and Compass have launched dueling marketing media campaigns over the disappearance of Chicagoland listings from Zillow.

Fello's new AI agent Felix calls, texts and qualifies leads autonomously, then hands them off to human agents while the prospect is still on the line.

Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker looks at how political and financial upheaval are shaping the real estate market.

Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.

Wells Fargo was sued in 2022 for exclusionary hiring and lending practices. The bank still denies wrongdoing, despite the settlement.

Learn how to use AI to scale communication, streamline tasks and stay consistently available for real estate clients.

Each month, hundreds of real estate agents, brokers, executives and investors contribute to one of real estate's most ambitious monthly efforts to document changes to the industry. Add your insights. Take the survey.

Harris broke down recent NAR data and explained why buyers waiting for rates to fall may be making a costly mistake.

Whoever controls listing access controls what the real estate market looks like, brokerage owner Eric Bramlett writes. Courts may or may not restructure that in the Zillow-Redfin-FTC case.

Stop focusing on the past, coach Darryl Davis writes. If you want to compete in today's real estate landscape, you have to shift toward what's next.

The 55+ buyer is making a different kind of purchase, prioritizing planning for a future they aren't yet experiencing. Seniors Real Estate Specialist Karen Light shares ways to guide the conversation.

The Bay Area has always been resilient. Now, it’s accelerating again, Brett Jennings writes. The question for real estate pros is how to show up.

Redfin reported contract cancellations declined 0.1 percent in April to 47,000 — the lowest level since September 2024.

The performance of the National Association of Realtors in past decades is what stewardship failure looks like at industry scale, Amit Kulkarni writes.