Telework has influenced where people want to move, how big their future homes may be, and undoubtedly what they are looking for in a new home. The next “it” feature for homebuyers is a feature of our “new normal”: a home office. Parents who only occasionally worked from home in…

The stay-at-home orders caused by the coronavirus pandemic this year have altered so much of our daily lives including how we work. With more people working remotely, our homes have also changed significantly. More companies, too, have realized the benefits of remote work and expanded work-from-home policies and have signaled…

We find ourselves in interesting times that call for new ways of thinking, living and working. And while some companies find themselves making significant adjustments to keep employees safe, others have been built to be flexible and to acclimate to any climate. Transitioning an office to work remotely can be…

In the past two decades, in particular, technology has steadily crept into the real estate sector and for absolutely good measure. Previously, prospective home buyers had to engage in independent research on a property or unit and conduct their own sleuthing on a neighborhood. …

Summer is an active time for housing but the coronavirus pandemic that seemingly shut down the world in early Spring gave us reason to wonder. However, the National Association of REALTORS® June report showed existing home sales surged 20.7% from the prior month. Clearly the wondering has ceased. Realty ONE…

Forbes Contributor Brenda Richardson recently wrote an article revealing that prospective homeowners are putting off buying a house because of the recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic. I certainly respect Americans for being cautious as we all work together to navigate what is and what could be. Richardson’s article was…