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Private Listings Are a Detriment to the Market — and, in My Opinion, Selling Them as a General Strategy Is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty Before founding ShopProp, I built a financial firm that was later acquired. After more than 20 years in the financial markets and 18 years as a managing broker, my view is simple: Open markets protect consumers. Closed systems protect insiders.
There are multiple news organizations regurgitating the same clickbait headline that "Bay Area housing is in a bubble". We are going to explore in this article why that isn't true and why we aren't likely to see a crash of prices comparable to 2007 anytime soon.
From Seattle to San Diego, the 2026 housing market offers opportunities for smart buyers. Here's a city-by-city breakdown of what to expect.
The 2024 NAR settlement reshaped real estate commissions. Here's what changed, how it affects your home purchase, and why the new rules could actually save you money.
Buying your first home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make. Follow these 10 steps to navigate the process with confidence and save money along the way.
Between down payments, closing costs, inspections, and insurance, buying a home involves more expenses than just the listing price. Here's a complete breakdown of what to budget for.
A buyer commission rebate puts money back in your pocket at closing. Here's everything you need to know about how rebates work, where they're legal, and how much you could save.
There are multiple news organizations regurgitating the same clickbait headline that "Bay Area housing is in a bubble". We are going to explore in this article why that isn't true and why we aren't likely to see a crash of prices comparable to 2007 anytime soon.