Dave Ballard, Keller Williams Realty

09/26/2020

You can still get to all the same locations you used to with the old Geo Jump menus, but now you can also access cities and subdivisions using our new Change Location feature. Just start typing the name of the location you're interested in and see matching options immediately.

09/26/2020

It's time to get creative when prepping your property for sale. And guess what? There’s an app for that. To the rescue: virtual staging.

09/26/2020

Using realtor.com data, we identified the neighborhoods—right down to the ZIP code—where homes are being viewed the most and selling the fastest. Find out where the action is!

09/26/2020

Good to know!

Mortgage rates hit a new low—what does that mean for home buyers? Realtor.com Chief Economist Danielle Hale discusses the implications for the mortgage market, and what the Fed might decide at its meeting next week, given the latest inflation data.

09/26/2020

Yep...no one wants to be in the city anymore...

The coronavirus pandemic has been blamed for hordes of folks trading the cities for the suburbs. But it didn't create the trend—it only accelerated it.

09/26/2020

Yikes!

With no end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic and the job losses it has wrought, millions of U.S. homeowners are behind on their mortgage payments.

08/14/2020

Wow...

Your home may still have outdated features and systems. It may be time to get rid of them and modernize your home with smart technology.

07/22/2020

Love the ideas!

Whether you want to spruce up your outdoor space for a socially distanced gathering or you just want a retreat from the home office, we’ve got you covered.

07/22/2020

If you're renovating your bathroom, it's best to stick with timeless styles that won't feel dated soon. Here are some upgrades that will last.

07/10/2020

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07/10/2020

We all need a good laugh.

The new series "House Hunters: Comedians on Couches” provides plenty of laughs and great home-buying advice from comedians.

07/10/2020

As more companies allow employees to work from home permanently, many trade the big, expensive cities for cheaper suburbs and urban areas.