REAL ESTATE NEWS...'House Talk'(SM) a New Resource for Home Buyers, Sellers and Dreamers

Realtor.com® Unveils 'House Talk'(SM) as a New Resource for Home Buyers, Sellers and Dreamers

New online community makes all things home simple, efficient and enjoyable

SAN JOSE, Feb. 9, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Realtor.com®, a leading destination of online real estate services operated by News Corp [NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA]; [ASX: NWS, NWSLV] subsidiary Move, Inc., today announced the launch of House TalkSM, a new online community created to help the millions of people who visit realtor.com® get answers to their home-related questions.

House TalkSM is a resource for all things real estate. Whether you're buying or selling a home, want to share a home improvement tip, or have a question about a rental lease – House TalkSM is the place for you. With a robust community of peers and professionals, participants are empowered to ask questions and give answers on real estate topics that matter to them. Users looking for fast answers can also search for key discussion topics to see if they have already been addressed by the group.

Conversation topics that are currently trending include: adjustable rate mortgages, bathroom remodels and kitchen cabinets. General community topics include: financing, buying and selling, home improvement, renting, talk of the town, unique homes and block party. Realtor.com® House TalkSM is available at: http://community.realtor.com/.

"Buying a home is a complicated process – one that only gets more complicated after you've closed and walk through the front door," said Tapan Bhat, chief product officer for realtor.com®. "House Talk was born from a desire to alleviate uncertainty and give home buyers, sellers, renters and dreamers a forum to ask questions and share their own experiences. When you have someone ready to help, suddenly things seem more manageable."

Anyone can join the conversation by simply creating a community account at community.realtor.com. Participants can then click the "start a discussion" button to ask a question or "reply" in an established thread. Users also have the option to "like" a discussion and upload photos or videos to their posts.