Agents caught driving while using cell phones could face fines up to $500.

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.

The National Association of Realtors once again asked the Department of Housing and Urban Development to consider its series of proposals that address the affordable housing crisis.

Rents up slightly nationwide in February. Find out where Boston ranked.

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

The U.S. Census Bureau report appears to show a trend in the rate of black homeownership.

Our annual reader survey issue celebrates the diversity of our audience and highlights the on-the-ground experience of agents and brokers.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 24 percent of readers are part of a team.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 31 percent of our readership wants more training in technology.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 37 percent of readers said the majority of their clients are millennials.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 47 percent of our readers made more money in 2019 than they did the previous year.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 41 percent of our readers are under the age of 55.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 56 of readers say their biggest challenge next year will generating enough high-quality leads.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 64 percent of our agent readership is female.

Massachusetts has seen a decrease in net international migration since the start of the decade but remains an attractive destination for Chinese buyers.

Buyers not dissuaded by high prices and dwindling housing stock, according to the National Association of Realtors.