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The latest innovations revealed at CES 2021 seek to transform home and work.

From CES 2021, Jan. 11-14

January 15, 2021

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

CleanAirZone's air purifier

Innovators promise products to help virus-weary consumers and office staff sanitize their surroundings.

From CES 2021, Jan. 11-14

January 14, 2021

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

Store in mall

Retailers spotlight how they are evolving to serve the changing customer.

From CES 2021, Jan. 11-14

January 13, 2021

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

Black and white kitchen

The event highlights innovations for more flexible appliances and wellness-inspired home features.

From CES 2021, Jan. 11-14

January 13, 2021

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

Laptop and mask

New innovations respond to the coronavirus crisis by aiming to help you connect and do remote business more easily.

From CES 2021, Jan. 11-14

January 12, 2021

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

newly built shopping center

Innovation in multiple sectors can spur growth and aid in recovery.

From NAR’s virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit, Dec. 10

December 11, 2020

Catherine Mesick

Three for sale signs in a row

Low inventory, bidding wars, and record-low mortgage rates are giving consumers a new sense of FOMO—fear of missing out—and fueling high demand.

From NAR’s virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit, Dec. 10

December 11, 2020

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

A row of two-flat homes

Demand for multigenerational housing is growing as more families form “pods” to stay safe from the coronavirus. But current inventory can’t support emerging needs, experts say.

From NAR’s virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit, Dec. 10

December 11, 2020

Melissa Dittmann Tracey

Person walking on train tracks

Leading economists say the labor, housing, and stock markets will reach crucial markers that will indicate the recovery’s progress.

From NAR’s virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit, Dec. 10

December 11, 2020

Christina Hoffmann

Close-up of the Capitol Building

The results of the Jan. 5 runoff elections in Georgia will lend clarity to the president-elect’s housing policy plan, says Jim Parrott, who served as a housing adviser to former President Barack Obama.

From NAR’s virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit, Dec. 10

December 11, 2020

Graham Wood