National Association of Realtors(NAR) settles antitrust suits, implementing new rules for resolution. NAR's rule dividing commissions with buyers' agents is criticized for inflating costs.

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The housing market is expected to continue rising moderately in 2026, driven by sustained demand and limited supply. Rising home costs will encourage multi-generational living and co-buying, leading to more shared housing arrangements.

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NAR Settlement

Buying a home is one of the largest financial transactions most people will ever undertake. Agents who are REALTORS® are a trusted source of advice and stand ready to help you navigate your homebuying journey and make the choices that work best for you. NAR’s recent settlement has led to several changes that benefit homebuyers,…

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A portable mortgage lets you transfer your home loan to a new property with the same lender and terms. To port a mortgage, you need a portability clause in your agreement, and you must qualify for the new loan.

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Over the next 5-yr, expect : – A gradual rise in mortgage rates – Moderated home price growth – Balanced housing market Mortgage rates are expected to stay in the mid-to-high single digits through 2026, with possible stabilization or decrease by 2028.

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Community amenities enhance your living experience, making a neighborhood truly exceptional and welcoming. A clubhouse serves as the social hub, perfect for events and fostering neighborly connections.

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Should you wait for rates to drop to buy a home?

Mortgage Rates have plunged following the recent emergence of economic storm clouds Amid the tremors rippling through the US economy in recent weeks, the main topic on the lips of the mortgage industry is the question of how far mortgage rates are likely to fall. Sudden gloom in the national economic outlook, propelled in large…

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Speculation on Emergency Fed Rate Cut Recent weak jobs data raises speculation about an emergency interest rate cut before September. Importance of Jobs Data Fewer jobs created may signal a slowing economy, influencing Fed decisions on interest rates.

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