A recent report reveals how COVID-19 has impacted what landlords charge, as well as how current rental trends throughout the nation may fluctuate as the pandemic worsens.

The number of considerations in dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak is staggering and will lead to “loads of litigation” down the road, according to one expert.

Is real estate work considered essential? While agents still have to adhere to local and state guidelines, a new federal report offers official recommendations.

February was another good month for pending home sales across the nation, but the coronavirus will put that all on hold.

The respirator masks that are ubiquitous in the construction industry could play a big role in the fight against COVID-19.

In this time of social distancing, there’s a fair amount of scrolling through social media happening. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Check out these posts highlighting acts of goodwill, charity and positivity from the local real estate community. 

A new study examines coronavirus prevention measures, preparedness and risk factors, state by state.

A new report shows 96,000 U.S. homeowners regained positive equity in the last quarter of 2019.

The National Association of Realtors says they expect home sales in the U.S. to drop by about 10% in the short term as a result of the coronavirus.

Investors are getting back into the home flipping game, even though profits are the lowest since 2011.

They do millions in business, are among the most admired players in the real estate industry, and have advice on how you can follow in their footsteps

Job opportunities, cost of living and job satisfaction put Boston at the top of the list. Find out how well the city did in Glassdoor’s Best Cities for Jobs report.

Kathryn Burton is poised to become the first Indigenous person to serve in a cabinet-level position at City Hall.

The Cape Cod & Islands Association of Realtors says that while residents favor short-term rentals, they remain concerned about overcrowding, trash and bad behavior.

] Listing in late May can earn Boston sellers a $7,200 premium

Executive order imposes new ethical standards on members of the Zoning Board of Appeal.