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Lauren Bunting's coverage primarily revolves around the local real estate market in Maryland, particularly Ocean City. She frequently references data and includes expert commentary in her articles, indicating an interest in credible sources who can provide insights into market trends and developments within the real estate industry.
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(June 5, 2026) In 2026, the 449th Maryland General Assembly session convened on January 14th and adjourned on April 13th. Maryland REALTORS® issues a recap of all of the pertinent legislation affecting the real estate industry. Below is a summary of the “Fair Housing” and “Fraudulent Real Estate Practices” related legislation that passed.
(June 12, 2026) In 2026, the 449th Maryland General Assembly session convened on January 14th and adjourned on April 13th. Maryland REALTORS® issues a recap of all of the pertinent
(June 19, 2026) The 2026 449th Maryland General Assembly session adjourned on April 13. This week's topic is “Property Management” related legislation that passed.
(June 26, 2026) This week’s legislative recap article covers legislation that passed during the 2026 449th Maryland General Assembly session, which convened on Jan. 14 and adjourned on April 13.
(July 3, 2026) This is the last week of legislative recap articles covering legislation that passed during the 2026 449th Maryland General Assembly session, which convened on January 14 and adjourned on April 13.
(July 10, 2026) Home buyers ages 27-45 made up just 26% of all buyers, according to the 2026 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report produced since 2013 by The National Association of REALTORS. That's down from 29% the year before. This signals that Millennials' share of the housing market is shrinking instead of hitting their peak homebuying years. Instead of becoming homebuyers, many are stuck waiting, saving or sitting on the sidelines for various financial and socioeconomic reasons.
(July 17, 2026) In Maryland, licensed real estate agents answer to the Maryland Real Estate Commission (MREC), a part of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation’s (DLLR) division of
(July 24, 2026) Vacation homes have accounted for roughly 5%–8% of all home sales purchases in recent years, according to the National Association of REALTORS'® (NAR) Confidence Index. Here on the Eastern Shore, we know that paradise doesn't just happen naturally—it requires preventive maintenance and care. Here are excerpts on the top considerations from the NAR Consumer Guide on how second home buyers can plan and gain maximum enjoyment in owning a vacation house.
(July 31, 2026) You may be familiar with the term MLS in the world of real estate—an MLS is the “multiple listing service” that provides an online platform compiling home listings from brokerages in a given market. In one of their latest Consumer Guide series, the National Association of REALTORS® offers an in-depth look at what an MLS offers.
(Aug. 7, 2026) The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) gives funding to local Public Housing Agencies (PHAs), which manage the public housing program. As found on their
