John Davis filed suit, he says, in an effort to restore his reputation after sexual misconduct allegations against him surfaced this year. "There is a price to ruin someone's life," his spokesman told Inman.

If you’re brokerage shopping for 2023, this may be the perfect time to plan your change and execute on it. Broker Troy Palmquist tells you how to do it right and ensure the change is a positive one.

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An imposing Victorian in Rome, GA, is offering potential buyers a look inside where dreams (or nightmares) are made.

The chilling Creel House seen in Season 4 of the hit Netflix show “Stranger Things” has just landed on the market for a cool $1.5 million. Although the show takes place in the fictional town of Hawkins, IN, the real-life house can be found in this Southern town.

The listing drew clicks from fans of the show, making it the most popular home on Realtor.com®.

Built in 1882 in the East Rome Historic District, the 6,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom estate underwent a massive makeover when it was featured in the show.

New markets require new approaches and tactics. Experts and industry leaders take the stage at Inman Connect New York in January to help navigate the market shift — and prepare for the next one. Meet the moment and join us. Register here. The highest governing bodies of the 1.6 million-member National Association of Realtors have amended the Realtor […]

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Chip and Joanna Gaines are about to cross the finish line with their latest big project (and series), “Fixer Upper: The Castle.”

“We’re eight months into our 11-month renovation, and it’s finally starting to come together,” Joanna says at the beginning of the latest episode, “Getting It Right.”

Still, the two run into some big problems last minute—particularly in the kitchen, where Chip thinks one of Joanna’s design choices looks like “a prank.” And although Chip loves a good gag, he does not mean this in a good way!

Read on to find out how Chip’s design intervention keeps their latest project heading in the right direction—and learn plenty of lessons that could apply to your own humble abode.

Fresh Patch

An indoor potty for your pooch is not just a pipe dream. Savvy solutions abound that are way better than a wee-wee pad. Because let’s be honest: Paper training is OK, but it’s not always realistic for larger dogs (unless those pads are pillow-size), and some experts frown on this practice regardless.

“Pee pads can confuse a dog,” says Hollywood animal trainer Doree Sitterly. “If you teach them it’s all right to use a wee-wee pad, they might think it’s OK to go on a rug as well.”

And so in an effort to save your flooring, here’s our rundown of the best dog potties based on your unique circumstances. Consider them the canine equivalent of a litter box that puts the ease of dog ownership on par with cat ownership (take that, cat lovers).

Best indoor dog potty for lawn lovers

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On Monday, the National Association of Realtors' board approved every proposal except one that would have created a program to incentivize local associations and Realtor-affiliated MLSs.

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A once-hallowed building in New York’s Hudson Valley has served an array of purposes since it was constructed nearly a century ago—and it’s ready for another.

Constructed in 1933, the red brick structure began its life as a church and has been born again as a yoga space, photo studio, chocolate factory, and events venue. Most recently, it has been a very spacious single-family residence.

Now, the 8,000-square-foot building located in Hudson is on the market for $2,875,000.

“The current owner has transformed it into a usable space,” says listing agent James Male. “It has multiple uses for any buyer coming in.”

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Many a pet owner has pondered this question while weighing the pros and cons of installing one in the first place. The upsides are obvious: Dog doors free us from the hassle of having to open the door every time Fido feels like heading outside. But the downsides are pretty clear too: You now have a huge hole in your door (or wall) where inclement weather or random critters might intrude.

“The most common objections to pet doors are security—they don’t want other animals, people, or extreme weather getting in,” says Jason Hart of PetSafe, a manufacturer of pet doors. “They also don’t want to damage their house by knocking a big hole in the wall or door.”

But whatever your concerns, rest assured: There’s a flap for that. Pet door manufacturers have come up with solutions for dog door haters’ most vehement objections.

“Of course, there’s no one product that will satisfy everyone’s needs, but there’s now a lot of diversity and solutions for everyone,” says Scott Mullikin of Petdoors.com.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun expects employees to spend 25% to 35% less time in the office, keeping downward pressure on office rent. The multifamily sector also saw prices drop with high borrowing rates.

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The famous former infielder is “bidding” goodbye to his palatial home in New York state.

Yup, it’s auction time for World Series champion Derek Jeter, the retired New York Yankees shortstop, and his Greenwood Lake home.

Purchased for a mere $1.2 million in 2005, this actual castle was once listed for as much as $14.75 million in 2014. Last year, $2 million was shaved off the price.

With seemingly little buyer interest in this unusual spot, a different approach is required.

Digital marketing and a compelling online presence will be more important than ever, especially on mobile devices, according to a new National Association of Realtors' report.

In dozens of communities across the U.S., affordable housing was on the ballot in the midterms. Here's how some of the biggest proposals did as results were still being tallied.

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Karen Laine rose to fame on HGTV’s “Good Bones,” where she and her daughter, Mina Starsiak Hawk, renovated homes around Indianapolis. But she’s recently stepped back from this series to work on her own personal projects, including a one-hour special premiering this week, “Good Bones: Better Yard.”

In the special, which airs on Tuesday, Laine helps a couple turn their overgrown yard into an oasis with a gorgeous kitchen and a rotating fireplace that will keep everyone cozy well into winter.

Think right now is an odd time to spruce up your outdoor space? Hardly—even as the weather cools, homeowners today are making use of their yards much more than ever before, even year-round. So if you’re eager to keep the good times rolling outdoors long after prime barbecue season is done, check out why Laine says the yard is her happy place. Bonus: She shares her top tips for building a comfortable al fresco living space where you can linger much longer than you might imagine.

What got you interested in landscaping?

I grew up in a household of gardeners. My mother made our 7 acres in Connecticut beautiful. There were flowers and shrubs. It’s beautiful, and my father was the vegetable gardener. So I was raised on gardening. I think it’s genetics and upbringing and inclination. I just feel happiest when I’m working in the yard.

What do you do when you find out that the agent on the other side of the transaction has not disclosed major property defects? The answer isn't as easy as you think.

Homelessness is not just a housing problem — it's a lack of compassion, Inman founder Brad Inman writes. But a blueprint exists thanks to successful animal rescue efforts: Bring the homeless into our homes.

Unable to compete against older buyers with cash offers, younger potential buyers feel like they are never going to own a house.

Lawrence Yun said home prices will rise 1 percent and sales will dip 7 percent next year before recovering in 2024, in contrast to a Fannie Mae forecast last month that predicted falling prices in 2023.

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Gilbert Arenas is giving the real estate game another try.

A former member of the Golden State Warriors, Washington Wizards, and Orlando Magic NBA teams, Arenas is now asking $3.8 million for his longtime Encino, CA, manse.

Arenas purchased the Los Angeles–area home in 2007 for $3.1 million, according to Realtor.com®. He listed it for $3,495,000 back in 2015. It was relisted in 2016 and 2018. And now, Arenas, 40, is taking another shot at selling the home.

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Karl Rove, deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush, and April Ryan, the longest-serving Black female White House correspondent, spoke at NAR's Legislative and Political forum Saturday.