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By Melissa Dittmann Tracey, REALTOR® Magazine Framing a home in a glow of lights can show off your holiday spirit and your home this season. Depending on how much you commit too, you could become the talk of the town. But there’s that fine line between magical glow of holiday spirit and, well, the one

Painting a room can be a quick, transformative update for new homeowners to accomplish. Say your clients recently purchased a home and now they need a little design inspiration to bring it into all its glory. Paint is often the fastest and more transformative way to quickly update a space. Interior decorator Nicole Gibbons, who

WASHINGTON (March 20, 2019) – New findings from a National Association of Realtors® survey show that more Americans believe that now is a good time to purchase a home. Consumer opinions about home buying bounced back in the first quarter of 2019, with 37 percent stating that they strongly believe now is a good time

Accommodating mental health disabilities in the REALTOR® association workplace. Copyright: U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jazmin Smith   By Carole Kaptur A staff member asks to bring an emotional support animal to work because it helps alleviate their stress. Do you have to consider this? It depends. When most of us think

Gen Xers’ Adult Children Influence Their Buying Decisions, Younger Millennials Become Buying Force According to Realtor® Report By: Jane Dollinger WASHINGTON (April 1, 2019) – One in six Gen Xers purchased a multi-generational home, overtaking younger boomers as the generation most likely to do so; with 52 percent of those Gen X buyers indicating that

WASHINGTON (April 25, 2019) – A wide range of factors contribute to why millennials decide to move to certain areas, remain for an extended period or choose to relocate shortly after their arrival. Job market and affordability in the given location are two of the main reasons that impact millennials the most, according to the

Ah, closing on a house. It's the finish line! You’re almost home free (or free of your home in this case). You've accepted the buyer's offer, the negotiations are finally winding down, and there is only one more little box to check: closing. OK, so maybe it isn’t a little thing. And maybe you’re a