In One City, Home Sellers Find It Pays to Cut Out Middleman
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A new study found that people who sold their homes through real estate agents typically did not get a higher sale price than people who sold their homes themselves.
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Real estate in New York City has a way of looming large in matters of the heart.
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Houses and condominiums with price tags of $1 million or more are still changing hands robustly in some of the most exclusive areas.
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Florida home manufacturer feels the pinch and decides to stay the course.
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New strategies are alienating high-volume sellers, and they're taking their business elsewhere.
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With two of Boston's best-known mutual fund companies put up for sale last month , the city may seem like it's losing its edge in a sector it helped build.
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There are signs that some high-end real estate developers are being hit by a slowdown.
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Anxious about buying a house? Here's the best places to ride out a rough market.
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Selling the most expensive single-family residential property in the nation on the market mostly consists of saying no.
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Got an expensive house you want to sell but don't want to pay a bunch of tax on the profit? The Treasury Department has got a deal for you.
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When the housing market was booming, many rushed in to the residential real estate business. Now a growing number of agents are looking for other employment.
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Playing the U.S. housing market may no longer require actually buying a home.
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Real estate, like politics, is local. In a year when the median price of a single-family home in Massachusetts fell nearly 6 percent -- the biggest drop in a decade -- what you paid depended on where you shopped.
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News flash: Realtors may be biased toward real estate.
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Sellers worry that their costs will rise and they will have less protection against malicious buyers.
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Home prices are not very far below peak levels in most markets, but continued weakness could change that.
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Sliding home prices are bringing out buyers in Greater Boston, increasing sales, reducing inventories, and even reviving bidding wars in some communities.