This article comments on the perceived negative effect increased immigration density in neighborhoods has on home value growth within enclaves, and discusses the broader positive impact of migration trends on residential rentals and sales as viewed through the lens of socioeconomics.

This article disputes the claim that Wall Street is a vital component of a thriving economy and argues the current mortgage lending environment actually stifles the upward mobility of the middle class.

This article examines the myriad causes and consequences of the current sticky pricing situation in this Lesser Depression.

This market chart presents 2011′s successes in the world of real estate: the thirty brokers who employ the largest number of agents.

This article explains the effect of negative equity on homeowner mobility, identifies the factor which influence migration and advises how brokers and agents can counsel homeowners considering relocating under the conditions of this Lesser Depression.

This article lists the top nine reasons why housing will not lead the U.S. economy into recovery and critiques the misconception that housing is an economic driver capable of rescuing a failing economy.

This article warns of the impending era of due-on-sale enforcement that will befall the real estate market in the approaching age of rising interest rates.