Lauren Bunting

(Oct. 25, 2024) Customary in the state of Maryland is a split of transfer and recordation charges between a buyer and a seller. Section 14-104(b) of the Real Property Article,

(Nov. 1, 2024) The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development recently announced its UPLIFT program, which is designed to help close the appraisal gap that now blocks essential investments in the state's historically redlined communities, was recently recognized by the National Council of State Housing Agencies at its 2024 annual conference.

Presidential candidates eye industry changes aimed at housing, building incentives

(Nov. 15, 2024) The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) conference was held last week in Boston, Massachusetts, and Lawrence Yun, NAR’s Chief Economist, spoke at the conference. He supervises and

(Nov. 22, 2024) With inflation driving up the national average costs of moving, budgeting for this expense when selling your home is important.

(Nov. 22, 2024) With inflation driving up the national average costs of moving, budgeting for this expense when selling your home is important.

(Dec. 6, 2024) The Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) in Maryland oversees a new division called Just Communities. The Division of Just Communities is responsible for developing, implementing, and accelerating strategies to lift up communities that have experienced historical and ongoing socio-economic marginalization.

(Dec. 13, 2024) The Maryland Real Estate Commission (MREC) is the regulatory agency that provides licenses to real estate brokers and agents. Their office receives hundreds of consumer complaints annually. MREC is a special funded entity in which license fees fund MREC operations as well as the Real Estate Guaranty Fund.

(Dec. 20, 2024) For more than 50 years, the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) has been one of the strongest and most successful advocacy organizations in the nation working to

(Jan. 3, 2025) Optimism abounds for a bigger housing turnaround in the new year. The housing market could open up more opportunities to home buyers in 2025 and lead to a housing rebound after two years of sluggish sales, housing economists said in December during the National Association of Realtors Real Estate Forecast Summit.