In my childhood neighborhood, “moving on up” meant a 1970 move from our New York City apartment on 155th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues to a three-room apartment in a building on Riverside Drive West, near 159th Street in Washington Heig… Continue reading
In this Inman Connect session, you’ll learn about some of the new and unique kinds of multiple listing service (MLS) governance models that are broker-centric, allowing for quicker decision making and nimble practices. Continue reading
Suzanne Mueller, senior vice president of industry relations at Move/realtor.com, takes the stage at Inman Connect San Francisco to share her perspective on where data goes and where realtor.com leverages that data. Continue reading
If your clients ever ask your advice about paying off their mortgage with their 401(k), advise them against it — here’s why. Continue reading
In this Inman Connect session, Jeremy Crawford, Shaun York and Katie Ragusa look at how data standards are helping companies deliver innovative solutions and affordable expansion into new markets. Continue reading
Luxury buyers are often seeking homes to accommodate their jet-setting, upwardly mobile lifestyle — they know what they want, and money isn’t an object. Find out what’s in vogue and what’s not for luxury homes here. Continue reading
Bikes and real estate have little in common — until you talk sales. One broker shares her story of how being on the other side of a frustrating bike transaction opened her eyes to possible shortcomings in real estate sales. Continue reading
Are we holding back data from our consumers? Do consumers understand what open data is? How is open data changing for consumers and for us? Panelists dive into these questions and more onstage at ICSF 18. Continue reading
Tech-focused real estate brokerage Owners.com, which operates in all 50 states, has announced the launch of three, new consumer-facing features for its mobile and desktop websites. Continue reading
The owner of a small Arizona real estate company has been charged with running a mortgage loan fraud that cost victims more than $6.3 million. Continue reading