Residential Real Estate
It’s Not All Bad for Buyers
Now might not be the best time to buy a house. But if you are a member of the must-buy group, fear not: the inventory of houses for sale hasn’t been this large since 2019.
Home Flipping Profits Drop in First Quarter
Data analytics firm Attom released its first quarter home flipping report, finding that profits from flipped sales are down compared to last year.
Low-Fee Brokers Look Increasingly Appealing
Selling your house doesn’t need to cost as much as most agents charge. How does 1 percent of the selling price grab you? Or a flat fee of around $500?
Celebs Help Sell Houses, Loans
A spokesperson doesn’t necessarily need to be super famous, but they should at least be recognizable.
How Top Real Estate Teams Create Customers for Life
There’s an all-out war for consumers between Zillow, Homes.com (owned by CoStar) and the Rocket Companies-Redfin team. But solo agents and agent teams have an ace up their sleeve that can compete against predictive AI and massive ad spending.
How Rising Construction Costs Are Shifting the Housing Market
Construction costs have surged in recent years, pushing homeownership further out of reach for many Americans. Part of the cause? Faster wage gains for workers in the lowest-paid roles.
Why Marketing Your Listings to Other Agents Still Wins Deals
You have just taken a new listing and plan to market it directly to consumers in print, on the web and on social media. Almost no one, however, has a game plan to market to other agents.
Commission Issues Persist in First Spring Under New Structure
Many New Hampshire real estate brokers and agents are continuing to struggle more than half a year after historic changes to the industry’s commission-payment system.
Despite Rising Economic Worries, Foreclosure Activity Down in NH
While foreclosure activity is on the rise nationwide and in parts of New England, New Hampshire is seeing foreclosure activity decline.
Portsmouth Rejects Homes for ‘Candy Cottage’ Site
Portsmouth historic district officials said “no” to a development of single-family homes on the site of a former candy store on an unusually large lot in the city’s South End.
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