Monthly Archives: February 2019

New York City issues subpoenas for over 20,000 Airbnb listings

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New York City regulators are demanding Airbnb hand over details of more than 20,000 apartment listings in a sweeping attempt to regulate short-term rentals. Continue reading →

National Association of Realtors launches commercial tech accelerator

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The National Association of Realtors has launched a new technology accelerator program meant to jumpstart innovation that deals with commercial real estate. Continue reading →

Molly Bloom: You don’t know high stakes like this

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Molly Bloom ran the largest underground poker game in Hollywood. Then the FBI came knocking. Now she’ll take center stage at the inaugural, Inman Connect Las Vegas, to run the table and tell Inman Connect attendees all. The first time Molly Bloom helpe… Continue reading →

NAR will require MLSs to deliver standardized data exchange feeds

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Agent and broker websites may soon get a boost from their local multiple listing service thanks to new industry data standards. Continue reading →

ICNY19 Presentation Decks

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Take a deeper look into some of the sessions and presentations at this year’s Inman Connect New York.  Agent Connect  Top 10 Trends Agents Need to Know in a Shifting Market Katie Kossev and Joe Rand More Than Just Likes: A Blueprint for Your Soci… Continue reading →

How Your State’s Alzheimer’s Plan Could Help You or a Loved One

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An increasing number of Americans diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias has put families through heartache, cost hundreds of millions in health care expenses and turned millions of spouses, adult children, friends and neighbors into un… Continue reading →

Speaking Her Students’ Language

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My career has been a series of starts, stops and turns. In my 20s, I aggressively pushed myself toward success as a journalist for trade and consumer publications. By my early 30s, I poured my energies into being an occasional freelance writer and stay… Continue reading →