Inman's first-ever Real Estate Leadership Survey reveals surprising tech trends that leaders are embracing. Also: ones they aren't and should be.
The trade group is weighing in on a regulation proposed in January that could pave the way for it to create an association health plan for its members.
Cities in Florida and Texas offer great entry-level real estate investment opportunities
Inman's first-ever Real Estate Leadership Survey reveals how rank-and-file want leaders to handle diversity, hiring, and other management and personnel issues.
Boss Robert Thomson talks up how acquisition has helped the company's bottom line, offers market perspective
88.2 percent of survey respondents say real estate leadership acts appropriately, but stories of harassment stand in stark contrast to the positive overall picture.
Inman's first-ever Real Estate Leadership Survey reveals how rank-and-file want leaders to address the influx of upstarts and disruptive tech.
Doug Heddings and David Innocenzi, leading sales agents with the New York-based luxury real estate brokerage, will join Compass on Mar. 5, continuing a wave of hires and expansions
The president today announced he would subject imports of the two metals to 25 percent and 10 percent tariffs respectively.
Senior executives indicated an adjustment in commission rates in 2018 and a $200 million investment in new technology
The sale is raising red flags in D.C., but agents characterize the blockbuster deal as par for the course in the years leading up to the financial collapse
As a result of $3.7 billion deficit, the government-sponsored entity will request taxpayer infusion from Treasury Department
A landmark verdict in a case that could forever change how building owners treat the artwork on their properties
The plan likely won't get far in Congress, which already recently passed its own two-year budget extension
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) trumpeted several short-term benefits for the industry it lobbied to get into the compromise
Real estate giant announces more executive changes at brokerage and franchise operations
A $300 billion boost in federal spending would inject $20 billion into infrastructure, presumably increasing construction
Concessions are up as a citywide inventory glut drives rents down, according to a new Douglas Elliman report
New Fannie Mae Home Sentiment survey reveals consumer outlook
National Fair Housing Alliance accuses German banking and financial behemoth of neglecting foreclosed properties in minority neighborhoods
