This week's Miami-Dade news relating to the real estate industry
SEATTLE -- The spoliation hearing between Move, Inc. and Zillow Group continued Monday after one week's hiatus. Move and NAR allege Zillow execs Errol Samuelson and Curt Beardsley have destroyed a “massive” amount of evidence that would have shown the execs misappropriated Move and NAR’s trade secrets. Zillow, Samuelson and Beardsley maintain they had no duty to preserve evidence before a lawsuit was filed against them and they did not intentionally destroy evidence in bad faith, but rather deleted data to protect their own personal information.
More consolidation of MLS on the horizon
Brian Icenhower on builing the fastest growing Keller Williams office in 2015
The Federal Reserve will meet this week, but it's unlikely to raise rates
All signs point to more growth in MORe region for 2016
Natural disasters can't be stopped, but prevention measures can ensure safety.
Siskel and Ebert would approve of putting these homes under contract
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Quick selling craze affecting home affordability, says Center for NYC Neighborhoods
Video killed the radio star
Omitting negative reviews from your business profile could be a big mistake -- here's why
Concertgoers got a surprise when Rami Atherton's name showed up all over their social media posts
Miami-Dade's neighbors to the north are experiencing declining home sales activity and fewer cash deals
Newly approved project will bring a mix of single-family homes, condos and rentals
