Dee Neverson with Re/Max Access

05/31/2026

NAR and real estate leaders have been advocating on behalf of housing consumers for the past year—and now encourage the Senate to move the bipartisan bill across the finish line.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act takes important steps to close the nation’s housing supply gap and make homes more affordable. The bill gives communities new tools and resources to build more homes, streamlines federal processes that delay construction and updates financing options for manufa...

05/31/2026

I am a full time agent, licensed since 2006. I have lived and worked in Philadelphia my entire life. After graduating from Chestnut Hill College with a B.S. in Education, I began my professional career as a teacher in the School District of Philadelphia before switching career paths. The work I am a...

05/29/2026

A slower market can be frustrating for sellers, but stepping back and adjusting the strategy often works better than chasing the market downward.

More homeowners are running into something that barely existed during the peak housing frenzy: listings sitting on the market longer than expected. This article looks at practical ways sellers can reassess pricing, presentation, repairs, timing, and alternative options when a property isn’t gettin...

05/26/2026

The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF returned just 5% since early 2025, underscoring stagnant industry performance.

Three major U.S. homebuilders reported first-quarter 2026 results showing industry-wide revenue and margin declines, but D.R. Horton stood out with the smallest sales drop and strongest order growth. Pulte and NVR suffered double-digit revenue declines, while D.R. Horton’s orders rose 11% year ove...

05/25/2026

The housing market might finally start shaking off some dust after a few years stuck in a rut.

According to a new report from Realtor.com, both new home listings and contract signings just hit their highest level in four years. That surge in springtime activity is a sign that the real estate market might be becoming unstuck after years weighed down by the high interest rates that took root th...

05/24/2026

Rent prices are still climbing sharply in some U.S. cities, even while other housing markets have started cooling off.

This ranking highlights several U.S. metro areas where rents have jumped significantly, showing how uneven housing affordability still is across the country. In many of these cities, population growth, limited supply, and steady demand are continuing to push rental costs higher even as some home-buy...

05/22/2026

Upscale improvements can certainly be worth the investment if executed with a sense of balance between design panache, functionality, and market sensibility.

Upscale improvements can certainly be worth the investment if executed with a sense of balance between design panache, functionality, and market sensibility. The most important factor to weigh before splurging is "adherence to the home's price range and location. If you over-improve — say, install...

05/19/2026

This unique product is only available for homeowners ages 62 and older, but it could provide the financial boost these seniors need to weather today's economic volatility while putting them back on a path toward regaining their financial freedom.

News in late April that the Federal Reserve was keeping interest rates on hold once again, and not proceeding with a rate cut that would benefit millions, wasn't unexpected. But it was still a disappointing development for many, especially seniors and older adults who have been contending with eleva...

05/18/2026

If you’re watching the Philly-area market, prices are still moving differently from one town to the next, even inside the same county.

Greater Philadelphia’s housing market is looking steadier heading into 2026, but this town-by-town breakdown shows why the local details matter so much. Philadelphia Magazine reports that the region is still largely seller-friendly, even as inventory slowly improves and sales begin to stabilize. T...