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  • Pre-Sale Upgrades That Make a Difference 05/16/2025
    Before listing a home, boost the potential value with small changes, such as upgrading cabinets, new paint and decluttering.
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  • Fruit-Themed Décor Trending in Home Design 05/16/2025
    Home decor is embracing playful, produce-inspired designs as a nod to nature, sustainability and nostalgia, driven by trends and wellness culture.
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  • New NAR Guide: Estate Planning 05/16/2025
    NAR’s new Consumer Guide explains estate planning basics, helping homeowners protect their property and plan for the future with tools like wills and trusts
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  • Home Access Grows Slightly for Some Earners 05/16/2025
    Buyers with moderate incomes can afford only a small share of listings, with slight gains in affordability, a NAR survey found.
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  • Navigating A Challenging Real Estate Market 05/16/2025
    Buyers should review finances, be prepared to act quickly, work with an agent and consider long-term value to success in today’s market.
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  • Using Voice Assistants in Your RE Business 05/16/2025
    Voice technology is emerging as a powerful tool by reinforcing the role of real estate professionals with smarter support.
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  • Mortgage Rates Inch Up 05/15/2025
    The average rate on a 30-year mortgage increased to 6.81% from 6.76% last week while rates on 15-year mortgages ticked up to 5.92% from 5.89%.
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  • Q1 2025 CRE Investment Rises 17% 05/15/2025
    Commercial real estate investment rose to $92.5B in the first quarter of 2025, driven by single-asset deals. Industrial and multifamily sectors saw strong growth.
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  • Builder Confidence Down on Ongoing Challenges 05/15/2025
    Builder confidence fell to 34 in May, the lowest since 2022, amid rate, tariff and cost concerns. The NAHB said 34% of builders cut prices.
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  • Understanding Mortgage Rates 05/15/2025
    Mortgage rates affect home affordability and long-term costs. Rates vary by economy, loan type and borrower credit. Lower rates can save money.
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