Homeowners are doing well despite sluggish sales activity, says NAR’s Lawrence Yun

Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the real estate market and his outlook for 2026.

What Today’s Buyers Instantly Fall For When They Walk Into the Primary Bedroom

The primary bedroom has quietly become one of the most persuasive rooms in the house. Buyers step inside and make a decision faster than they admit. This is not about square footage alone or whether the closet can swallow an entire wardrobe. It is about feeling settled, calm, and just a little spoil

How to Lease Retail Space for a Youth Gym

Parents don’t care how beautiful your gym looks. Sure, it’s a bonus, but their priority is the safety of their kids and how quickly they can get them in and out. The landlord, meanwhile, cares about load limits, noise, and whether your use fits the lease they already wrote for nail salons and smooth

Selling a House With Water Damage in California: How Agents Keep Deals Alive

Selling a House With Water Damage in California: How Agents Keep Deals Alive (or Know When to Exit) Water damage is one of those issues that appear manageable — until they aren’t. A minor leak turns into a stained ceiling. A past flood shows up in disclosures. A “dry now” problem raises uncomfortabl