Pocket listings, disruption, auctions and more were among the many things debated this week by some of the most successful real estate figures in the US
Robert Reffkin told The Real Deal that Compass doesn't plan to go public in the next 18 months, and a Compass spokesperson said WeWork's failed IPO won't impact the company's plans
19 papers published by the San Francisco Federal Reserve issued many warnings about the threat that climate change poses to the real estate market — as well as potential countermeasures
The real estate industry threw some curveballs. Take Inman's real estate news quiz to demonstrate how strong your talking points and cocktail banter are this week
In exchange for a $10K fee, ZeroDown will buy a home on behalf of a renter
Through the deal, CRMLS's 98K-plus agents will get access to modern MLS search tools, MLS-compliant virtual office websites and branded mobile apps
Younger luxury buyers may have made their fortunes in technology IPOs or acquisitions, meaning their personal networks are very different from what old money buyers bring to the table
Homeshoppers who sign into a Kleard open house without an agent will be automatically targeted by Adwerx's 'Sphere' advertising program
The Agency founder Mauricio Umansky believes the art of communication is being lost, which gives the advantage to real estate disrupters
Opinion
MLS leaders of today have the opportunity to go beyond being caretakers of an important institution, to be revolutionaries who leave a permanent legacy behind
Brad Inman argued Wednesday at Luxury Connect that the real estate market today is dominated by change, and that agents need to be smarter to thrive
Eric Wu thinks the role of agents will change significantly — while musing that 'it's good to be hated' by some agents
The policy requires agents to put any listing they're advertising into the MLS and comes at a time of growing concern over off-market listings
Opinion
A focus on exponential growth came at a cost — my bottom line
Opinion
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