Hiring Surges Unexpectedly in August With 162,000 Jobs Added in Key Signal for Fed

Defying expectations, the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs in August, marking a major turnaround after two disappointing months in a row, while the national unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%. The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, released Friday, shows that nonfarm payrolls signi

Steep Property Taxes vs. Private Tuition: Which Option Costs Homebuyers More?

For parents with school-age kids, choosing where to buy a home can come with a very expensive question: Do you pay more for a house in a highly rated public school district, or buy somewhere cheaper and put the difference toward private school? At first glance, private school may seem like the prici

Wellness Real Estate Projected To Hit $1.8 Trillion by 2030 as Developers Tout Life-Extending Homes

Once upon a time, wellness at home meant maybe adding some fitness equipment or a sauna. Today, some homeowners hope their homes can actually help them live longer. In fact, according to the most recent America at Home study, 60% of homeowners say the inclusion of home features that will improve the

Winning looks different when your client is 84, not 45

The real estate market is aging, and the goals for your clients may look different now. Broker Staci Yesner offers advice on how to measure success when working with seniors.