If there were a contest and the likely winner was a toss-up between Ginger Vereen and Sarah Palin — our money would be on Vereen. After all, she can get more votes.

Vereen, named to the 2014 class of 30 Under 30, soared to victory in the online voting for Web Choice winner with a showing that bested last year’s winner — who happened to have the backing of the...

The Big Apple is a big place, and not everyone can get to a pet-adoption center. With nearly 30,000 homeless animals in NYC, the Fenwick Keats real estate firm made it easier to match pets with loving homes.

More MLSs are including accessibility features in listings, making it easier to identify homes best suited for disabled clients.

When a tornado wiped out parts of Wilbraham, Mass., in 2011, the town had no emergency plan. Using her extensive real estate expertise, Karen King changed all that.

With immigrants flocking to Northern Virginia, the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® has made it a point to make its own organization as diverse as the communities it serves.

The Power of R showcases the value of the REALTOR® organization and the impact of REALTORS® in action. Share your stories on Facebook or Twitter using #PowerofR, or contact Graham Wood at gwood@realtors.org.

The first piece of advice Kristin Joyner took as a rookie agent was to ask for the business. So she did — and ended up winning 13 years’ worth of regular business.

The St. Charles County Association of REALTORS® battled local building regulations to drastically reduce the cost of home construction and revive the market.

The REALTORS® Association of the Palm Beaches is making sure students understand the Fair Housing Act, so they are armed with knowledge when their time comes to enter the housing market.

Participate in our new video series, "I Heart My Home," where real estate professionals host a tour of their own house.

Cynthia Mattiza was successful in her sales career prior to getting into the real estate business. She figured that success would naturally follow her into her role as a real estate agent. Then she learned she needed to adjust her thinking.

His brokerage wasn’t giving him the tools he needed to succeed, so Curt Whitesell decided to branch out on his own and take control of his business.