Housing forecasters agree that new- and existing-home sales and prices will bottom out this year, either in the second or third quarter, because of the underlying health of the U.S. economy.

With no incumbent running for president in 2008, the primaries will present voters with more choices than they’ve seen in many years. Given their diversity of views on housing and other key issues, Realtors® of every political stripe are likely to find someone they can agree with.

Your residential business is in the doldrums, so now might be a good time to start a commercial division. Such a move could help you diversify your operations to create a new income stream for future growth.

Henry Pham is attempting to tackle a long-standing challenge in the residential real estate industry: keeping associates and their clients together for life.

Saying "yes" to slow growth: Customer service strategy relies on trusted veterans.

Breathing new life into the exterior of your office doesn’t have to take a lot of money, and it just might help you catch the attention of a few passersby who otherwise might have just kept going. Here’s how you might do it for just a small outlay.

Learn from one broker's efforts to balance compensation more fairly and increase the profitability of his brokerage at the same time.

If you expect to build your business for long-term prosperity, you occasionally have to step outside the here-and-now. REALTOR® Magazine’s 2007 Innovators Series lets you sit in on freewheeling discussions with thought leaders in brokerage, technology, marketing, and customer service. Find out firsthand where some of the sharpest minds in the field think the industry is going.

Fast takes on the latest real estate news.

Fast takes on the latest real estate news.

Called up to active duty shortly after launching his company, a U.S. Army Reserve captain has nevertheless doubled the size of his brokerage.