Amie Fisher

3 weeks ago | realestatenews.com | Amie Fisher

Keller Williams agents will soon have a new marketing tool at their disposal. The company announced today that it has partnered with Canva, a leading design platform, to help agents uplevel their marketing game. The enterprise-level agreement marks the global software company's expansion into the massive residential real estate market, adding to its already robust base of more than 220 million monthly users, according to the Canva website.

4 weeks ago | realestatenews.com | Amie Fisher

The iBuyer has been struggling to get its footing since 2022 despite replacing its CEO and working to build partnerships with agents and brokerages. In a May 30 SEC filing, Opendoor disclosed it had received a warning from NASDAQ after its share price failed to crest the $1 mark for 30 consecutive business days. Companies that cannot maintain a minimum share price of $1 risk being delisted from the exchange.

4 weeks ago | realestatenews.com | Amie Fisher

Key points:There are nearly 34% more sellers than buyers, the biggest imbalance since at least 2013, Redfin reported. Florida has the most metros highly favorable for buyers, but agent surveys and data from other regions point to a growing national trend. If the market remains on this path, home prices could decline by the end of the year. The market shifts seen in some regions of the country appear to have gone national.

1 month ago | realestatenews.com | Amie Fisher

A survey by the Zillow subsidiary found that most sellers support broad listing access, and those who listed off the MLS were more likely to regret their sale. The debate over private listings has become increasingly muddled. One side — led by Compass — says private listings are better for sellers.

1 month ago | realestatenews.com | Amie Fisher

The Federal Reserve opted to stay the course on monetary policy following its May 7 meeting, making no changes to the baseline interest rate. The decision was consistent with analyst expectations and a continuation of the Fed's cautious approach. "We think we're in the right place to wait and see how things evolve," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said during a post-meeting press conference. "We don't feel like we need to be in a hurry.