When the news broke Thursday morning that Amazon had flip flopped on its decision to put an HQ2 campus in Long Island City, Vincent Koo was in a meeting with other agents in the Queens, New York, neighborhood. Continue reading
When growing your client base, engaging with prospects or staying top-of-mind with existing clients, being consistent and showing value are the driving factors in finding success. Continue reading
A tiny, 320-square-foot New Hampshire cottage on the edge of Portsmouth has hit the market for $2 million. It sits on a 0.34-acre site with water views. Continue reading
Global real estate brand Engel & Völkers and the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals announced a new partnership Wednesday to promote inclusion and diversity in real estate. Continue reading
Property inspections are like the final stitch in a bespoke suit. If done properly, it keeps the sum of its parts intact. If done poorly, it begins to unravel, and the whole thing falls apart. And the tailor is always there for the final fitting. Continue reading
From iBuyers and disruptors to niches and relationships — and everything in between — Inman Connect New York 2019 covered every hot real estate topic under the sun. Here are one indie broker’s top five takeaways from the event. Continue reading
There are some agents who only work part-time hours and still manage to make over $100,000 per year. Epic Listing Agent Chris Stafford is one of them. He works about 30 hours per week and takes home a high six-figure paycheck. Here are his top tips. Continue reading
To make your listings pop on the MLS, you’ll want to avoid the common mistakes that are instant turnoffs and send perusers on to the next listing. Here are four seemingly small, but truly impactful, MLS mistakes you should avoid at all costs. 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