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The growing social network announced in May it had raised $123 million, but that round ended up closing on Monday with $170 million.

San Diego is the 17th market to offer homebuyers quick-close, all-cash offers from the real estate tech giant.

When real estate and Wall Street have a fling, things often go haywire. And sometimes it can end up impacting the entire industry.

Breaking through a year of growth, U.S. housing inventory took a tumble in August, according to the latest realtor.com report.

While home foreclosure rates are still at a 20-year low, some states have been seeing increases in the number of delinquencies. Vermont, New Hampshire, Nebraska and Minnesota saw the highest delinquency rates in June, according to the latest data from CoreLogic.

Purchasing an “as-is,” condition property in need of a lot of work can be a smart investment, or it can quickly turn into a money pit. If an investor decides to go that route, the first decision they’ll need to make is whether to undergo some renovation work to make the property not only livable but enticing, or if the entire home needs to be torn down. 

JPMorgan Chase Institute’s default rates associated with people who do and don’t have savings, Attom’s Q2 numbers on median opportunity zone home prices, MagnifyMoney’s retirement stats — as the summer comes to an end, here’s a roundup of some recent mortgage-related research that you might have missed.

Realtor Jeff Glover is over the barrage of “experts” who are pushing the latest strategies, ideas and products to make a buck off of agents. All this does is further oversaturate the shiny object arena and blur agents’ focus.

There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to team compensation. An experienced team leader outlines the pros and cons of the most common structures.

The luxury real estate market is in a transformational phase, according to luxe broker and star of Netflix realty show “Selling Sunset” Jason Oppenheim. Find out what buyers really want and how to give it to them.