Single buyers have been on the rise in recent years, which is why the dating scene in Boston is an important one for agents to keep an eye on.

The percentage of U.S. homes that sold for more than their list price in 2019 fell to 19.9 percent. Find out the percentage in Boston.

] A new report shows that the luxury sector inched up 1.6 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter.

It’s go time for the remaining candidates in the Democratic primaries. Where do they stand on real estate issues? We took at look at some of their position.

There’s no end in sight to the affordability issue, according to a recent report from CoreLogic.

Mortgage rates projected to hold at under 4 percent for the remainder of the year, according to new report.

According to the latest index, national home prices are 15 percent above their pre-financial crisis peak.

Low interest rates and low unemployment continue to boost the market into 2020.

A new study by Lending Tree shows that single women own more than 12 percent of homes in Boston

A Federal Reserve economist breaks down some of the more common misconceptions about the chance of recession in 2020 and offers thoughts on how real estate pros can be better consumers of economic data.

Low-end rentals are propping up national rent growth, according to CoreLogic.

Rent growth to continue as new supply is absorbed.

Jobs are up, unemployment is steady, but wages barely budged and construction job growth was weak.

Is it a good time to buy? Good time to sell? What’s happening with the economy? The answers to these questions change in relation to how much money you earn, where you live and how old you are.

More good news for the 2020 housing market: Year-over-year, Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index was up 8.2 points in December.

The CoreLogic HPI Forecast indicates U.S. price index will reach 5.3 percent by November 2020