Company provides buyers with information on hundreds of building and neighborhood attributes and helps brokers cultivate and qualify leads
Lone Wolf's recent spat of acquisitions isn't about taking business out of agents' hands, but rather helping them avoid disruption, Lone Wolf's Chief Strategy Office Chris Egan said
August is a terrific month to set yourself up for the rest of the year. Take advantage of it by using these tactics and effectively spending your marketing dollars. Here's how
Plat Collective in Indianapolis will be the Chicago-based brokerage's fourth franchise. The firm has 114 agents and is on track to do $650 million in sales volume this year
A lot of real estate professionals have heard of Google Analytics — but few really use this powerful tool to grow their audiences. Here are the top stats you need to focus on
This week, we're focusing on the shortcomings, problems and question marks related to listing tech. What's lacking, and what are some of the main issues you're seeing today?
The company also announced it has opened a second factory in Ontario, California, and is working on a third, which will be its first automated facility, capable of building homes 20 to 50% faster than traditional methods
The moratorium comes shortly after the previous eviction ban expired, and could ultimately cover 90 percent of US renters
Mortgage giants benefited from rising home prices and a surge in refinancings prompted by falling interest rates
The Estefans bought the house in 1993 for $1.84 million and listed it twice before
It's important to maintain connections because your business often depends on the quality of those relationships. But here's why you shouldn't neglect strangers and acquaintances
The company's global agent count increased 9.6% year over year as rumors continue to swirl about whether the company will go public this year
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The New York City-based firm's 4,000 employees will have until Aug. 31 to get their first coronavirus vaccination shot or be fired
Wisconsin-based company Rentable aims to hire new employees and keep up with rising demand after securing a new round of funding
