Monthly Archives: December 2018

At the intersection of real estate and Facebook

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We expect convenience, ease and seamless technological integration in almost every aspect of our lives … why should real estate be any different? Continue reading →

The most popular day and time to search for a home is …

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Ever wonder what your coworker is so intently staring at on her computer screen? According to a Redfin analysis, she might be searching for a new home. Continue reading →

Miami’s latest luxury condos have landing pads for flying cars

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As flying cars get close to becoming a reality, developers for the super-rich are already planning towers with their own landing pads. Continue reading →

Franchising is ‘not the best option anymore’

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The Pemberton Team and Desrochers Realty Group are jumping ship from Coldwell Banker Burnet and bringing a combined 800 transactions and $300 million in sales volume to eXp Realty. Continue reading →

Released from prison, a former agent is teaching others how not to make the same mistakes

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Holly Pasut, 62, unknowingly said yes to a complex fraud scheme that would land her in federal prison and strip her of her real estate license. Continue reading →

Ask the Inman Ambassadors: What should you do in NYC?

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Whether it’s your first time or you make the trip regularly, there’s always something new to do or see in this part of the world. Continue reading →

My First Concert: John Lennon’s Last

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By the time I crawled into bed after seeing my first rock concert, it was nearly three in the morning, yet I found the energy to scribble in my beloved red diary. “FANTASTIC!!!!!!” I wrote in my loopy adolescent script. It stretched across an entire li… Continue reading →

The Medicaid Experiment Treating Mind and Body

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Many of the 67 million Americans on Medicaid — mostly old and poor — can least afford to ping pong from one hospital visit to another either physically or emotionally. Yet that’s exactly what often happens, due to their chronic conditions, sometimes co… Continue reading →