According to UK-based real estate site Emoov, President Trump could afford to make an all-cash offer The White House four times over
Redfin's chief economist and AirDNA's CEO discuss the trends they're seeing in the housing market at Inman Connect Now
Pratt and Faris accepted an offer of $4.75M for their 4,700-square-foot home in the Hollywood Hills West neighborhood of Los Angeles
Ryan Schneider said this week that digital real estate experiences are becoming more common, but in general, people still want to physically experience properties before buying
The Realogy CEO would like to see a more diverse group of agents and brokers in the US, which he believes would also help improve executive level diversity
Mid-sized cities across the country are looking attractive as people try to avoid congested cities and seek out more affordable markets amidst an uncertain economic climate
During his opening address at Inman Connect Now, Inman advised agents to embrace change, look for opportunity and hold their heads high
Dallas-based North Texas Real Estate Information Systems adds Northwest Louisiana Association of Realtors to its shareholders
In an announcement Tuesday, the company revealed that it generated $4.7B in revenue in 2019 while selling more than 18,000 homes
ReLEASE lets homeowners sell their houses, then lease them back for an indefinite period of time
Brad Inman kicks off today's Connect Now digital event with his advice for this fall. Read an excerpt, and make plans to join us today at 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT
With buyers and sellers concerned about the risks of in-person meetings, virtual presentations are now the norm. But what can brokers tell agents who aren't convinced virtual communication is here to stay?
Opinion
Looking for a little clarity on this week's news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner takes another look at mortgage forbearance, explaining the latest data and insights in light of some recent headlines
This week, our readers spill the beans on some of the worst branding mistakes they’ve ever seen throughout their careers. Here’s a list of noteworthy marketing snafus
An NAR survey finds more than half of agents are still hosting open houses alone, but more agents are carrying protection in the form of pepper spray and firearms
