Compass has launched its first markets in Missouri with 40 agents across Kansas City and St. Louis. This is Compass' eighth new market since its IPO
A greater share of movers than usual left the suburbs for more rural neighborhoods in 2020, according to a new study released Tuesday by Zillow
According to a Real Deal report on Monday, a Beverly Hills-based Compass recruiter attempted to recruit Normand & Associates President Michael Nourmand as an agent
Travelers are mostly seeking family-friendly short-term rentals in rural areas relatively close to home. But, major cities have risen in popularity for long-term summer stays too
Market Leader focuses on lead conversion and nurture instead of generation, offering integrations with a deep library of industry lead providers
Ahead of her speaking engagement at Inman Connect next week, the senior vice president of Corcoran affiliates told Inman the new normal is all about change
'This was the most vicious attack I have experienced,' celebrity Realtor Edis Talović said of the attack. 'Especially during Pride Month where we hope to feel accepted.'
While on the decrease from past months, mortgage delinquencies are still up 1.3 percentage points from last March
Over the past 20 years, listings have gone from a single photo in a newspaper to having dozens of images, interactive features and 3D tours. The only constant now is change
Great work can easily fly under the radar, especially in the hustle and bustle of real estate. Now more than ever, it’s crucial for brokerages to implement programs that help give credit where it’s due. Here's how
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From more leads and in-house training to a robust support system, there are many reasons why being on a team can lead to a more successful career and improved quality of life. Here are the top 10
Readers share where they are seeing the biggest struggles as we forge our way into a post-pandemic world
CEOs of Opendoor, Compass, Realogy, The Agency, RE/MAX, and more will speak at the virtual Inman Connect next week. Join us!
The second home co-ownership startup announced it will only buy homes valued at $2 million or more in Napa and Sonoma, California, so as to not compete with homes in the markets' median price tier
The company is seeking Chapter 11 protection as it reports assets worth far less than the venture capital it's raised
