Who is buying and selling real estate in the next three years? Globally 38% are interested in buying compared to only 23% who want to sell.

Defining the luxury real estate market isn't simple. From Boston to Miami to Los Angeles, the word luxury has a different definition. In some areas, luxury is defined as anything over $1 million. In pricey parts of Los Angeles, single-family homes often are listed at $5 million and [...]

According to Money Magazine, Newton, MA tops the United States livability charts yet again.

Unfazed by associations with cell blocks and parking garages, more homeowners are discovering that concrete is the chameleon of construction. It can take on the texture of wood or glass, an artist’s palette of color beyond drab gray and, with the addition of structural fibers and plasticizers, is less prone to cracking. According to surveys, poured and precast concrete is most popular in the luxury sector—accounting for 4.1% of high-end homes built last year. That marks a steady increase in the demand for luxury concrete since the recession low in 2012, when such homes accounted for just 1.9% of new construction. Investing in concrete construction with high-end finishes may pay off in resale value–– Realtors now recognize that polished concrete floors are a very popular design element.

The luxury market is on a record streak, boasting double-digit growth in 19 of the largest markets in the nation for the first time in over four years. 

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Buying homes as close as a 15 minute radius out from city centers can save thousands on housing costs...

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The gap is closing between the premiums of waterfront and non-waterfront homes [...]

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The average price and shelf life of a listing in today's market are reaching, breaking, and making records. 

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The current market holds more listings for brand new single-family houses since the Recession of 2008 ...

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National pending home sales saw a decline of 0.5% nationally for the fifth month in a row, according to the Pending Home Sales Index by the National Association of Realtors (NAR)...

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