5 ways to show love this Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day, show the people who mean the most to you how much you appreciate them. Here are five ideas to get you started. Continue reading
This Valentine’s Day, show the people who mean the most to you how much you appreciate them. Here are five ideas to get you started. Continue reading
Members of the New York City Council took aim at the fees associated with renting an apartment in New York City, which sometimes requires prospective tenants to spend thousands of dollars in deposits and charges to obtain. Continue reading
Realtor-owned tech company zipLogix this week announced the launch of EliteAgent, a transaction technology suite that bundles nine zipLogix products together, four old ones and five new ones. Continue reading
What does it take to start your own podcast? Turns out, not that much. Get a rundown of everything you need to get your voice and brand out to the masses from Dustin Brohm, the host of Massive Agent Podcast, on the Inman Connect New York stage. Continue reading
What do brokers wish they could tell real estate agents? Seasoned real estate brokers Anthony Askowitz and Felicia Hengle join Joe Rand onstage to spill the best-kept secrets in the industry on the Inman Connect New York stage. Continue reading
Platform wars, easing lending standards, search as a commodity — the landscape of real estate is changing, and at the same time, the market is shifting. How should agents navigate? Continue reading
Digital mortgage startup Blend announced that it will soon expand to offer customers home equity loans and lines of credit. Continue reading
Compass, the heavily funded real estate brokerage, has signed-on to send its listings directly to New York MLS, the city’s only multiple listing service. Continue reading
Compass has gotten on the wrong side of one former agent for allegedly helping her team members steal her listings and their attendant commissions. Continue reading
Realty Austin, the largest independent brokerage in Austin, said its acquisition of Reilly Realtors should give it 10 percent of the market in the city. Continue reading