Selling a condo in Chicago is a little different than selling a single-family home. Buyers are purchasing your unit along with a share of the building’s common areas, so they’ll want to get a good grasp of the association’s finances an...
Buying a home in Chicago can mean buying into a high-rise homeowners association, taking on a vintage building’s maintenance needs, or becoming a landlord in a two-flat. Each option comes with distinct costs and responsibilities that the as...
The Edgewater, Chicago real estate market has several characteristics that make it worth a closer look if you’re planning to own rental properties here. A substantial renter base, varied housing stock, Red Line access, and proximity to Lake M...
Located along Chicago's North Side lakefront, Edgewater is close to beaches, the Lakefront Trail, independent shops, theaters, and is served by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). But the neighborhood has more to offer than just its waterf...
Edgewater has been a long-standing residential draw on Chicago’s North Side, thanks to proximity to Lake Michigan, several Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) Red Line stations, and a lively dining scene. Within a few blocks, you can find lake...
There are two ways to think about remodeling projects that will boost your home’s value; you can get one or two major remodels done or opt for a bunch of small fixes. Depending on your budget and your timetable, one approach may be better for...
Deciding when to sell your home is a big decision, one that can have an outsized impact on your financial future. Understanding the general indicators that it might be the right time to sell can help you make the best choice for your situation....
Buying your first home is a thrilling yet daunting adventure. It’s natural to feel a mix of emotions—anxiety, excitement, and maybe even a little fear. But remember: you’re in control of your homebuying experience; and with the right appr...
Jeff Glover takes Glover Agency independent after 17 years with Keller Williams, telling Inman the move is about keeping Glover U broker-agnostic.
Don’t jump straight to a price cut when you have a listing not selling. These seven strategies refresh your marketing and put it in front of new buyers.
Agents overwhelmingly asked to hear from Barbara Corcoran at Inman Connect New York. Here’s why her scrappy, no-agenda advice matters in a tough market.
NAHB’s Ken Wingert on housing and the midterms, from state ballot measures and the ROAD to Housing Act to tariffs, labor and mortgage rates.
How do teams keep top producers? Team leaders and the agents who stay share what works: strong leadership, real incentives, culture and room to grow.
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Florida Realtors put $18 million behind a property tax cut, and California and Massachusetts Realtors are backing measures on financing and zoning as housing goes before voters Nov. 3.
New disclosures show that the settlement fund accounts received about $17.7 million in interest during the first nine months of 2026.
Stigmatized homes have long sold at a steep discount. Agents and attorneys say an unaffordable, low-inventory 2026 market may be shrinking it.
Author and trainer Bernice Ross shares a spooky tale of unusual home happenings and a sale process plagued by tragedy.
Meta Muse for Small Business connects to your Instagram analytics. Here are five prompts to analyze your past posts before asking AI to create more.
Rocket’s Q3 earnings, explained: Revenue, market share, Redfin metrics and the questions agents should be asking about the integrated model.