Search REALTOR® Magazine
This monthly podcast provides insights about the sales strategies, resources, and industry tools your fellow REALTORS® are using to steer their business forward.
Is the Remodeling Boom Over—or Just on Pause?
May 25, 2023
Is the Remodeling Boom Over—or Just on Pause?
A slowdown in renovation projects is settling in after a pandemic-fueled boom, but there are plenty of reasons why the pullback may not last long.
Valuing Market-Resistant Properties
May 24, 2023
Valuing Market-Resistant Properties
Real estate pros need to consider the complexities of the market and the different valuation methods when measuring the effect of a property stigma.
5 Data Points Brokers Need to Know About the Market
May 11, 2023
5 Data Points Brokers Need to Know About the Market
Stay ahead of the curve by watching these important dynamics.
Find Opportunities for 1031 Exchanges in Today’s Market
May 24, 2023
Find Opportunities for 1031 Exchanges in Today’s Market
Clients with cash may have a real property shopping binge in their future.
Latest News
Latest News
For 13 years, REALTOR® Magazine’s Good Neighbor Awards have recognized REALTORS® for their extraordinary community service work....
Are your sellers’ homes leaving buyers with a bad impression? REALTOR® Magazine received more than 50 responses from buyer agents who...
This real-life Rocky’s strong faith and indomitable will is driving his crusade against poverty. And it’s inspired hundreds of young...
Raising $10 million during a recession for a new Boys and Girls Club facility is not for the faint of heart. Luckily, Alameda, Calif. had Sally...
Vote for your favorite of our 2012 Good Neighbor finalists, and you could help them win this year's Web Choice Award.
For Georgia Butterfield, the holidays are never easy. Her heart is especially empty, mourning the loss of her son Cory who suddenly died in 1994...
REALTOR® Magazine's five 2012 Good Neighbor Award winners have been announced. Learn about their committment to the communities in which...
Trudy Harsh formed The Brain Foundation to create supportive housing for the mentally ill in Fairfax, Va.
Art Pearson was depressed. The 92-year-old suffered from macular degeneration and is legally blind. “Even pouring water into a glass was...
Over 18 years, Charlene Brennan helped bring more than 340 children with orthopedic problems from Belize, Central America, to St. Louis for...