Are gray homes a sign of gentrification in DC?

Homes in the District of Columbia were historically known for having vibrant paint colors that represented the individuality of each resident among the city’s diverse population.Washington, D.C., was once known as the “Chocolate City” due to its large population of Black residents. Now, that history
Read MoreTrump focused on tariffs, border security in address to Congress

Just over a month in to his second presidential term, President Donald Trump capped his remarkable return by delivering a high-profile address to a joint session of Congress.As is typical for most such addresses — not technically a State of the Union address in this case — housing was not a core foc
Read MoreKeller Williams might spark a trend of brokerages to tap private equity
Affordability challenges, high mortgage rates and low for-sale inventory have created a housing market that’s making life difficult for large brokerages. This makes it a curious time to invest in one. But that’s what Stone Point Capital did Monday by taking a stake in Keller Williams, a move that is
Read MoreIs Alabama’s buyer representation bill a legal protection or liability?

The Department of Justice (DOJ) raised some eyebrows when it hinted that buyer representation agreements, if used as mandated in the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) commission lawsuit settlement, may be a source of future antitrust litigation based on its statement of interest in the Sitzer/
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