Redfin announced a massive staff layoff in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing yesterday.

Small business owners could help keep their businesses running through a combination of Paycheck Protection Program loans and private loans.

The extreme spike in job losses in March are largely in the leisure and hospitality sectors, and keeping those workers afloat could be key to a robust recovery, according to economists.

A recent report reveals how COVID-19 has impacted what landlords charge, as well as how current rental trends throughout the nation may fluctuate as the pandemic worsens.

Chicago Agent magazine is participating in weekly housing market webinars, led by Meyers Research Chief Economist Ali Wolf, to keep you informed about what’s happening with the economy and the real estate market in real time.

At the 2020 Accelerate Summit, our speakers had a lot to say — both on and off the stage.

Learn how the city intends to distribute $100 million in low-interest loans to small businesses affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Is real estate work considered essential? While agents still have to adhere to local and state guidelines, a new federal report offers official recommendations.

The process of closing a real estate deal when vital city services are curtailed or temporarily unavailable is complicated. One local title attorney shares what’s changed and what the industry is doing to keep everything moving as smoothly as possible.

In a letter to industry colleagues, CEO Steven Baird acknowledged that these are tough times, but also that he has “never been more confident in our industry’s collective resilience.”

February was another good month for pending home sales across the nation, but the coronavirus will put that all on hold.

A national survey of real estate agents digs into how clients are reacting to the coronavirus outbreak, how home values will be impacted, and the likelihood that we’ve entered a recession.

Chicago brokers are incorporating biking into their business, not only because it’s a carbon-neutral way to travel, but also because it’s complementary and beneficial to their work.

This retro two-story San Diego time capsule — on the market for $375,000 — also features spacious bedrooms with mirrored wardrobes and an elegant fireplace in the living room.

This historic penthouse offers stunning views of the Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge and East River right through the face of a huge clock featured prominently on the building’s facade.

Learn how Peak Properties CEO Mike Zucker is handling rent payments, getting associates what they need to carry on and maintaining safe living environments for the 15,000 residents his company houses.