Realtor.com is set to debut its first hard-cover book aimed specifically at the first-time homebuyer, according to an announcement Wednesday.
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Colorado-based real estate brokerage 8z Real Estate is the latest to offer a direct-to-consumer home buying and selling platform, known as an “iBuyer.”
Property is a big talking point in the upcoming election, but do our well-funded Federal politicians have enough real estate holdings to cash in on the rising market and negative gearing perks?
The post Australian Federal Election 2019: What properties do our politicians own? appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A Cremorne Point Federation home completely transformed by its current owners of 22 years, is set to be one of the most sought after homes during Saturday’s inspections.
The post Treasured quintessential Federation home in Cremorne Point is for sale appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Katie and Alex Middlemiss, who have an 1880s cottage in the Southern Tablelands, are the NSW representatives for the new series of Channel 7’s House Rules.
The post New house rules for NSW representatives Katie and Alex Middlemis appeared first on realestate.com.au.
It’s the den of the year, a Queensland house with its own two-lane bowling alley, Gold Class-style cinema, bar and game zone, and thousands have viewed the property in its first week on the market.
The post Home with bowling alley hits the market in Stafford appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Greater Hobart’s most affordable rental suburbs have been revealed — but that does not necessarily mean there are any homes available in these areas.
The post New data reveals Hobart’s cheapest rental suburbs appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Median price growth in Hobart remains larger than any other city but the gap between the southern capital and the rest of the nation has decreased.
The post Hobart holds on to its hot-property crown but Canberra is closing in appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A legally blind consumer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against News Corp. subsidiary and realtor.com operator Move Inc., alleging the company’s websites discriminate against people with visual disabilities.
The real estate world was shocked to learn of former Keller Williams and RE/MAX real estate agent Holly Pasut’s experience of going to prison for mortgage fraud. Here’s a story from an agent who might have gotten into similar trouble had it not been for sound legal advice.