It's much easier to keep great tenants than to find them in the first place. That's why an effective retention strategy is essential for multifamily investors, Michael Zaransky writes
Implement the knowledge you already have to increase your income and grow your wealth as a real estate investor, investor and new Inman contributor Avery Carl writes
Embracing the digital shift is not only essential for survival but also offers immense opportunities for growth and success in the real estate market of the future
If you've been holding off on putting AI to work for your real estate business, the time has come to get off the sidelines
The company says the improvements provide a win-win for guests and homeowners, as well as the communities in which the rental homes reside
More top luxury brokers are venturing into the metaverse; Inman explores what agents need to know about this nascent category of real estate
Smaller real estate investors are also feeling the impact of a new wave of institutional investors into markets across the country, economists and investors told Inman in the wake of new data
Company says it generated $6B total in 2021 as rapid changes to the travel industry propelled the company above pre-pandemic levels
Airbnb property investing is quickly becoming the go-to arena for those wanting to dip their toes into a profitable market. Here's how to get in on working with these buyers
Proposed ballot measure would impose a tax on housing units that sit empty. The measure would apply to condos and apartments.
Expedia Group earnings still fall short of pre-pandemic levels, but travelers appear to be growing accustomed to living with the virus, executives said during an earnings call Thursday
Rising home values have been a boon for owners, with nearly half of mortgaged properties now considered "equity rich" by Attom Data Solutions
It’s not the only publicly traded real estate brand to face headwinds in the market in January, but it is leading the pack
The company, Placer.ai, offers foot-traffic data to its clients, who come from retail, hospitality and other commercial industries
Preliminary figures show Realogy’s closed transactions were up 29% year over year in 2021 in an unaudited report filed Wednesday with the SEC
The New York-based brokerage will now trade under the ticker 'DOUG' as a standalone company after parting ways with Vector Group, the owner of a tobacco firm
