Housing records continue to get broken and the market is continuing to shift! Read on to find out how this is affecting buyers and sellers!

Year-round adventures await here, from beach fun in the summer to festivals and outdoor activities the rest of the year.

Moving can feel overwhelming, but knowing why people move can help you clarify your own reasons. Whether you’re chasing a job, a dream home, or a better lifestyle for your family, each motive on this list comes down to improving quality of life.

We’ve got new records, more homes popping up for sale, and a noticeable shift in the tide for both buyers and sellers!

If you're a first-time homebuyer, snagging a condo or townhouse is basically homeownership with training wheels. You get the keys and bragging rights of owning a place without draining your weekends on yard work or your wallet on surprise repairs.

“Buying a home is a big deal, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed if you jump in without a plan. But if you take your time, do your homework, and work with someone who actually listens, the process gets a whole lot smoother.”

Military families deal with constant change. PCS orders, deployments, short-notice moves. You’ve got to think about flexibility.

Being self-employed creates hurdles, but approximately one in four mortgages from some lenders go to self-employed borrowers. With proper preparation, you can navigate the system successfully.

Every home is unique, and navigating the complex world of home improvements can be overwhelming. Whether you're planning to sell in the next decade or just want to protect your investment, professional guidance can make all the difference.

“There are so many moving parts when you change homes. Prepare for at least one of them to go off the rails.”

“It turned into the home owning me, as opposed to me owning the home.”

Rather than focusing on the emotional aspects of the decision, you should look at key financial indicators to determine whether you can truly afford it.