After the cast viewed screeners of the new season earlier this week, some took to social media in protest of so-called “lies” making the final cut. O Group founder Jason Oppenheim said the group’s dynamic keeps viewers returning for more. Continue reading
The East Asian island country has experienced decades of near-0 percent interest rates and an abundance of inventory, but the government has started to increase rates as wages have seen a boost. Continue reading
Living in New York City remains undeniably expensive, with sale prices in some neighborhoods reaching $7.5 million, yet out-of-state buyers are still drawn to the city, according to “The New York Times.” Continue reading
Learn how this new development expert got his start and what he’s predicting for the year ahead, including commercial conversions and branded rentals. Continue reading
Student loan debt continues to be a sore spot for many Americans struggling to make their monthly payments, while many borrowers hold their breath in hopes that loan forgiveness is in their future. According to a new study conducted by Qualtrics on behalf of Intuit Credit Karma, one-in-five (20%) student loan borrowers admit to not […] Continue reading
Getting ready to be coached isn’t just about wanting to change, coaches Melanie Klein and Emily Bossert write. It’s about being prepared to do the work it will take to change. Continue reading
Discover the key principles of business ethics in real estate for 2024 with Chris Pollinger. Learn how integrity, transparency and ethical decision-making can elevate your career and build lasting client relationships. Continue reading
Coach Verl Workman outlines lessons shared at Inman Connect Las Vegas this summer to examine the future of teams and how they’ll fit into a changing real estate industry. Continue reading
Updates to presentation templates and the ability to include offered buyer broker commissions as a percent or dollar are among the buyer-focused tools touted by the company on Wednesday. Continue reading
Bond market investors who fund most mortgages are already certain the Fed will slash rates this month. The question has become how much will policymakers cut on Sept. 18, Nov. 7 and Dec. 18? Continue reading