The real estate tech company is set to introduce Link, a platform that connects transaction and back-office solutions
Susan Yannaccone discusses Coldwell Banker's strengths, how to elevate more women to power and one existential threat looming on the horizon for real estate right now
The German brokerage is launching in 8 new markets. CEO Anthony Hitt tells Inman what the brand is looking for
The median sale price of new homes was $373,100
A number of top tech companies could go public in 2019, what does it mean for San Francisco's already pricey housing market?
SmarterAgent is suing Expedia offshoot HomeAway and Real Estate Webmasters for patent infringement
KW's chief product officer spoke at SXSW and gave Inman an exclusive peek at the company's data strategy
A number of real estate development executives were among nearly 50 people charged in a scheme that included cheating on entrance exams and fake athlete profiles
NAR and real estate startup REX are fighting over the value of Realtors, and the commission they earn, in the Journal
A Florida real estate brokerage developed an Alexa skill to connect consumers to agents through voice command
Charlotte Simonelli served most recently as an executive at Johnson and Johnson
The Equality Act is expected to be introduced next week, for the third consecutive congressional session
Housing completions are up month-over-month and year-over-year, according to the latest data from the Census Bureau and HUD
The Dallas-headquartered, cloud-based brokerage says it plans to file the proper SEC paperwork in Q2 of 2019
Two former executives of the financial services company have been sentenced to jail time for their roles in the scheme
Even as agent count drops, sales volume and transactions are up as more agents are adopting in-house tech
Leading Edge Real Estate, which split from RE/MAX Integra in June 2018, now claims the brokerage violated its franchise agreement after it recruited away 29 agents
CEO Ryan Schneider discussed Realogy's technology and scale advantages at a conference Wednesday in NYC
Six months before his company was acquired by Compass, APR President Mike Hulme penned a company-wide memo critical of the brokerage. Now his agents are scrambling
The company-owned and franchise operations will operate under a single umbrella
