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Sink or swim, the fate of real estate’s mightiest CEOs will be revealed

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Heads will roll and company valuations will sink so low that new outsiders will opportunistically make big acquisitions, Brad Inman writes. Real estate’s Masters of the Universe are on notice. Continue reading →

Stop making comparisons to 2021. It’s an outlier: DelPrete

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Year-over-year numbers don’t take into account the fact that the pandemic years were radical outliers on a number of levels, real estate being just one. Mike DelPrete analyzes the fallacies associated with much of the current market handwringing. Continue reading →

Agent Outlook: Know the market so that you can translate the market

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Being able to crunch the numbers and speak about trends allows you to better interpret market movements for leads and clients in your area. Livian’s Eric Forney offers the relevant data so that you always know where to focus. Continue reading →

What our Peloton obsession has in common with the US housing boom

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Like the rise and fall of Peloton, which announced 500 layoffs Thursday, America’s geographic reshuffling has ended with high interest rates further squelching demand, Brad Inman writes. Continue reading →

Hurricane Ian’s devastating impact on Florida housing: The Real Word

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In this episode of The Real Word, hosts Byron Lazine and Nicole White sit down to discuss the impact of Hurricane Ian on Florida housing, property description mistakes and how Fed policies will affect the housing market this winter. Continue reading →

Circa 1910: What you should know about kitchens and bathrooms from the late Edwardian era

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The kitchens and bathrooms of 1910 were well planned and functional. Older houses will probably have been upgraded and remodeled, but the footprint of the original will still be in evidence. Continue reading →

What will agents make of Zillow’s ShowingTime+? The Real Word

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Hosts Byron Lazine and Nicole White sit down to discuss Zillow’s launch of ShowingTime+, amphibious houses, Hurricane Ian and whether high schools start too early. Continue reading →

Finish the year on top with these 5 lead-gen strategies

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The real estate industry has endless opportunities for agents to succeed. Finish the year on top with these five pipeline-building strategies. Continue reading →

Are we really in a ‘housing recession’?

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There seems to be a great deal of confusion between our current market conditions and those of the 2008-era housing crisis. Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner breaks down the differences to answer the question, “Is there such a thing as a housi… Continue reading →