Real Estate

In a landmark change to the real estate industry, new regulations have been established following the recent settlement from a high-profile class-action lawsuit. In March, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) agreed to a significant $418 million settlement after a jury found that the organization, alongside prominent real estate brokerages, had conspired to inflate agent
0 Comments
As the population ages, the dynamics of homeownership and renting among older Americans are shifting significantly. According to recent research, older adults, particularly those aged 65 and above, represent the largest segment of homeowners in the United States. However, a surprising trend shows that a considerable number—over 7 million older households—are now opting to rent.
0 Comments
The repercussions of climate change are increasingly evident, with Hurricane Helene serving as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities that many homeowners face. The estimated insured losses from the hurricane have topped $6 billion, with much larger figures still uncalculated due to the widespread lack of flood insurance, particularly in regions like North Carolina. In
0 Comments
In the landscape of energy efficiency initiatives in the United States, the recent implementation of rebate programs designed to incentivize homeowners to upgrade their residences serves as both a beacon of progress and a source of controversy. This dynamic, underscored by the implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), reveals a complex interplay between state
0 Comments