Cup of joe with a pro: Look for these tell-tale signs on a home showing and inspection
Charlie Bellefontaine thought it would be cool to become a home inspector. He thought the same thing about becoming a firefighter and paramedic in the 1980s, his career before starting Chicagoland Home Inspectors.
Roundup: Pushes for transit-oriented housing; federal agency collaboration; budget spending on housing
Washington state pushes for more transit-oriented housing
Roundup: Consumer prices up, mortgage delinquencies rise, highest paid job in construction revealed
Consumer price index
Roundup: China-US tariffs, low-income housing credits and a ban on homeless encampments
US and China reach trade deal
End of Energy Star program could cost homeowners and builders, trade group says
The elimination of a longstanding program that offers energy-efficiency certification to homes and appliances could have a detrimental domino effect, the National Association of Home Builders warned last week.
Suburban Chicago brokerage joins local sales leader, Keller Williams
The 20-agent PRG Group has ended three decades of independent residential brokering in the Chicago suburbs, joining forces with Keller Williams Premiere Properties and its 200-plus agents.
Cup of joe with a pro: Here's why you should consider a 20-year fixed-rate mortgage
Edward Pinto sat in the dining room of the American Enterprise Institute, the nonpartisan nonprofit and research institution where he has worked for nearly 16 years. He sat with a single glass of iced tea in a space overflowing with abundance — from a kitchen that smells of freshly brewed coffee and boasts a made-to-order omelet station to a wood-paneled dining space anchored with a marble fireplace and paintings, including a gold-framed portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Roundup: NOAA to stop tracking weather disasters; Lender Rocket posts loss; DC residents consider moving
NOAA to stop tracking weather disasters
Compass revenue and agent count soar, but brokerage acknowledges volatility-related challenges
Compass, one of the nation’s largest real estate brokerages, said its revenue and agent count jumped in the first quarter, but noted that tariffs have caused a slowdown in business.
Every day is Mother’s Day for these agents working alongside their moms
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, or so they say. For some real estate teams, though, that's especially true when a child follows in a parent's footsteps.
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