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Median prices across RI's top towns range from $444,900 to $1.4M, and mortgage rates sit at 6.43% as of early July. Here's what the latest data means for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.
Pricing your Rhode Island home correctly from day one can mean the difference between multiple offers and a listing that goes stale. Here is what you need to know before you list.
3 bed, 1.5 bath apartment for rent in Providence, RI. $2,800/mo.
The 2026 Rhode Island legislative session is officially complete. Here is what buyers, sellers, and homeowners need to know about the real estate-related outcomes.
Rhode Island's new non-owner-occupied property tax takes effect July 1, 2026. If your home is assessed above $1 million, here's what you need to do before you close.
A new Rhode Island state property tax on non-owner-occupied homes valued over $1 million takes effect July 1, 2026. Here is what buyers, sellers, and property owners need to know before that deadline.
A federal court vacated the FinCEN Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule in March 2026, pausing reporting requirements for entity-held transactions nationwide. Here is what that means for RI buyers, sellers, and investors right now.
Rhode Island's single-family median price slipped 2.5% year-over-year in May 2026. Here's what that shift means for your pricing strategy and timing if you're planning to list.
As we move into February 2026, the Rhode Island and Massachusetts real estate markets are showing a rare moment of balance. With mortgage rates stabilizing near 5.7% and inventory hitting multi-year highs, the "Spring Thaw" offers a unique window of opportunity for buyers and sellers alike.
Discover this new construction in Westerly: 5 beds, 4 baths at $6,500,000.
RI's April 2026 housing data shows a 10.2% jump in single-family median prices alongside falling sales, painting a clear picture of affordability pressure heading into summer.
Accessibility upgrades like grab bars, widened doorways, and first-floor living spaces are increasingly attractive to Rhode Island buyers. Here is what sellers should know before listing.