Americans hate their jobs. Real estate pros don’t have to

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Understanding the current state of work culture could save stress and retention woes, writes Rachael Hite. Here are a few ideas on how brokers can make work more enjoyable in 2024. Continue reading →

What Netflix and Lego can teach you about thriving amidst adversity

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Darryl Davis shares some of the hard-won lessons of the world’s most successful and resilient businesses. Put them to work in your professional life to meet the current moment. Continue reading →

Brad Inman’s 100 tougher, smarter must-dos for 2024

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Brad Inman has coined a real estate industry mantra for next Year: “Roar in 24.” Find out what else he’s thinking about and how you can move into the new year stronger and braver than ever before. Continue reading →

Vacasa gives Matterport multi-year marketing deal

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Matterport and Vacasa will be traveling a lot together in the near future. The vacation home company hired the digital twin creator in a multi-year contract to help market its global portfolio of vacation homes under management. Continue reading →

Title insurer Fidelity restoring operations after security incident

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The nation’s largest title insurer won’t say whether it was the target of a ransomware attack, sparking speculation that it paid a ransom to hackers exploiting Citrix Bleed software vulnerability. Continue reading →

See inside Blondie singer Debbie Harry’s 18th century rental home

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The 78-year-old Harry bought the two-bed, three-bath Connecticut home for $785,000 in 2016 — a discount from what it sold for at its peak. Continue reading →