View testimonials from past clients.   View hundreds of reviews from past clients of The Mike Muren Team. We have worked with hundreds of buyers and sellers over our 17 years of combined experience in real estate and maintain over a 99% customer satisfaction rating.  

Banking on the Housing Bottom, with CNBC's Jim Cramer.  The state’s existing home prices rose 1.4% in April, The Wall Street Journal reported, the second consecutive monthly increase. But the median price for a home still is down 36.5% from a year ago. More importantly, April’s transaction count – 540,360 – is up 49% from 2008. And inventories have decreased as well. Cramer called this “the definition of the bottom in the real estate cycle.”

Real Estate Check with CMBC's Diana Olick.  New numbers from an online foreclosure sale site shows overall foreclosure filings slipped a but in May but bank repossessions are rising, reports CNBC's Diana Olick. 

People, Planet and Profit.  Using sustainable products to build environmentally friendly homes, with CNBC's Margaret Brennan. 

Homes for Sale and for What Price?   A look at how steeply prices are being cut by non-distressed home owners, with CNBC's Diana Olick. 

The Worst is over Says CMBC's Jim Cramer. Good news for Real Estate.  We're out of the woods, says Cramer.  

Word on the Street, good for Real Estate?  A check on the buzz from the big board, with Gordon Charlop, Rosenblatt Securities Managing Director and Arthur Hogan, Jefferies.  Looking at what Effect this will have on Commercial Real Esate.  

Consumers Vs. Credit Cards.  Whether President Obama's new rules will be good for consumers and business or if it will backfire, with James Pethokoukis, U.S. News & World Report and Peter Morici, University of Maryland. 

 The Risk to "No Risk"  Pointing to signs of a turnaround in the real estate market and the stock market, with Diane Garnick, Invesco; Arthur Hogan, Jefferies; Doug Hirschhorn, trading coach; and CNBC's Dennis Kneale. 

Obama's  view on the Economy   President Barack Obama sits down with CNBC's John Harwood to discuss the economy, Iran, his healthcare plan and the media scrutiny he has, or hasn't, faced.