Baby Boomers Hold Nearly Half of U.S. Real Estate
Baby boomers own 41% of U.S. real estate – twice that of millennials – reflecting decades of price growth and tougher entry for younger buyers.
Rising Identity Theft Exposes Privacy Gaps
Identity theft reports topped 1.1 million in 2024, with losses over $43 billion. Lock down personal data by limiting online sharing and tightening privacy settings.
Latino Population Reaches Historic Milestone
Latinos now make up 20% of the U.S. population, showing continued growth in both population and workforce participation that could shape future housing trends.
Supreme Court Upholds NAR Win on MLS Rule
The Supreme Court declined to review a case against NAR’s former “no commingling” rule, letting stand rulings that supported NAR’s position.
Cutting Marketing Spending Without Losing Leads
Spending less on ads can yield better results. One expert says cutting waste, auditing expenses and improving conversions drive sustainable real estate growth.
Shutdown Slows Florida Flood Insurance, Home Sales
The government shutdown has paused new flood insurance policies, creating challenges for Florida buyers and sellers and delaying some home sales.
Confidence Fuels Realtor Success
Confidence is built through small, daily wins that replace doubt with calm authority, helping Realtors strengthen client trust and maintain steady momentum.
Home Loans Projected to Rise 8% in 2026
Single-family mortgage volume could reach $2.2T in 2026 as lower rates, stable prices and growing inventory fuel more home sales and refinances, the MBA said.
U.S. Buyers Maintain Steady Down Payments
Realtor.com reports the median Q3 2025 down payment held near $30,400, unchanged year over year as high prices and borrowing costs kept buyers cautious.
Making a Shed Work for You
Sheds can store gear or become functional spaces. Choose the right type, size and materials for your needs, and check local laws before building.