A dozen East Bay area brokerages agreed this week to share anonymized buyer data and habits
The massive online company is working with the attorney general's office in Washington, D.C. The efforts come amid a growing interest in fighting real estate discrimination
Plus, will future technology eliminate the need for open houses?
Opinion
Part relationship manager, part business management solution, its features, including lead auditing, a mobile CRM and robust tagging, stand out in an otherwise typical solution for larger brokers and teams
Opinion
Building confidence takes hard work and patience, but these helpful hints will get you there a little bit faster
Pam Liebman dishes on coded discriminatory language in real estate and the Fair Housing Act training that all new agents at Corcoran are required to attend
Havertys designers will now be able to convert customers' 2D images into 3D renderings thanks to roOomy's tech
Porch's proprietary repair estimate report app is now available via the Keller Cloud marketplace
Opinion
With so many moving parts and team members always in motion, having a well-defined communications plan ensures a team is operating at its highest efficiency.
Opinion
Some agents won’t use tech no matter what you do. Here are a few reasons agents can be so tech-resistant
It’s the time for gratitude. Here’s how to write a beautiful, heartfelt thank-you note along with some real-world examples
It’s important to know what to ask when you’re searching for a brokerage, but it's even more important to understand the answers
Opinion
Don’t wait to be fed information with a silver spoon. Go out, and hunt and forage for what you need to grow
This latest infusion, led by 2 hedge fund managers, puts the tech streamlined brokerage over the $115M mark
For the real estate industry, the round underlines growing interest in monitoring technology that can substitute for surveillance cameras
A 3-year 'Newsday' investigation into housing discrimination has elicited strong reactions from the real estate industry
