MLS Real Estate & Listings Blog

Foreclosure-ridden states top Trulia’s ‘Housing Misery Index’

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The NBA star is selling his 56,000 square-foot contemporary estate, basketball court included.

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Want to become a landlord in one of the nation’s hardest-hit foreclosure neighborhoods? Well, Uncle Sam has a deal for you.

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Real estate job woes, North Dakotans in Arizona, and more …

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Members can ‘opt in’ to syndication program

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Letters from the Home Front

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Fannie Mae is short $4.6 billion and it wants the U.S. government to foot the bill. The mortgage giant reported a net loss of $2.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2011 after it got slammed by falling home prices.

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Associations find success with member benefit

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9-item checklist for emergency preparedness

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Final details are due out this week in the $26 billion settlement to help struggling homeowners and settle charges of abusive and negligent foreclosure practices, according to President Obama’s housing chief.

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Flat-fee franchise company also rolls out redesigned broker websites

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Operator of MLS.com opposes application by group of 54 MLSs

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Consider trade-offs in your online approach

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How about a piece of Civil War history for your next home? Built in 1930, this home for sale by owner was previously owned by Massachusetts Civil War Governor John Andrew.

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Although there have been some recent encouraging signs that the housing industry is getting back on its feet, home prices are still falling in virtually all the nation’s big metro areas, according to data released Tuesday.

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National home prices fell 4% in the fourth quarter of 2011, putting them back at levels last seen in mid-2002.

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If you’re living in an expensive McMansion and can’t make the mortgage payments you may be better off than a homeowner of a modest split-level that’s underwater.

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Single-family home prices ended 2011 on a downbeat note as a drop in prices in December sent the seasonally-adjusted index to its lowest level since 2003, a closely watched survey said on Tuesday.

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In an effort to bolster its capital reserves, the Federal Housing Administration is planning to hike the insurance premiums it charges borrowers.

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