Hear from some of the biggest names in real estate, and learn how 2026 is poised to reshape and transform the industry.

Pennsylvania agent Albert Stroble has been charged with possessing child sexual abuse material and criminal use of a communications facility.

New data released last week gives a clearer picture of the effect of consolidation on the real estate industry.

The family home is often the first and only model of homeownership a Black child ever sees, Mo Gatling writes. It shapes what feels possible.

While the industry debates exposure, writes contributor Deb Siefkin, the structure of the market and how buyers find homes is being rewritten.

Redfin veteran Joe Rath — now at parent Rocket — said his company "supports a seller’s choice in how their property is marketed."

Mortgage rates have dropped to an average of 6.30 percent, renewing hope in a more active spring homebuying season.

When access to a home is filtered through limited showings, selective exposure or overly restrictive buyer criteria, the result is fewer opportunities for certain buyers to participate at all, new Inman contributor Colette Stevenson writes.

Your first meeting with a buyer is not a hurdle to get over, coach Darryl Davis writes. It is the foundation of everything that comes next.

Frederick Warburg Peters looks at the spring market in New York City and the factors that are impacting inventory.

During its Las Vegas conference, Century 21 debuted "Color of Happiness," a sequel to the franchisor's hit 2024 commercial.

Tyler Bossetti has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for pushing fraudulent real estate investments and committing tax fraud.

Exposed beams bring a 20 percent boost in daily buyer engagement, according to Zillow's newly launched Buzz Index, which tracks clicks, saves and return visits across more than 600 home features and design styles.