The Center for REALTOR® Development (CRD) Podcast Episode 16 is the second in a three-part series on technology that focuses on paid advertising, specifically in social media. Host Monica Neubauer's guests are Jamie Slough and Mor Zucker, two broker associates with Kentwood Real... Read More >
When buying a home, millennials are purchasing with scores anywhere between 662 and 757, depending on location, according to Ellie Mae's latest...
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The inventory issue is permeating to properties on the waterfront. Access to a beach or dock is expensive, but less so now than it was in recent years...
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Summer patio season is ramping up. The experts at Infratec say that outdoor design trends for 2018 are all about incorporating affordable luxury into your own...
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Amid nationwide shortages in supply, homebuyers in June had more options, but their choices were fast-moving and pricey, according to data from realtor.com®. ...
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Moving to a new house, city or state is one of the most stressful things a person can go through. Even when everything goes smoothly, you'll likely be exhausted when all is said and done. However, if your whole move is marred by one mistake after another, your stress levels can skyrocket....
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The Center for REALTOR® Development (CRD) Podcast Episode 16 is the second in a three-part series on technology that focuses on paid advertising, specifically in social media. Host Monica Neubauer's guests are Jamie Slough and Mor Zucker, two broker associates with Kentwood Real...
Moving to a new house, city or state is one of the most stressful things a person can go through. Even when everything goes smoothly, you'll likely be exhausted when all is said and done. However, if your whole move is marred by one mistake after another, your stress levels can skyrocket....
