$10M in sales from Instagram: Steal from this agent’s playbook

Whether you’re brand new to Instagram or have been using it a while, if you adopt North Carolina agent Heidi Harris’ steps for yourself, you’ll grow your number of followers, and your business will grow along with it. Continue reading

Suburban condo conundrum: Sales soar as buyers hunt for elusive deals

The idea that the city is for condos and the suburbs are for homes is not reflective of a market in which suburban condo sales — and prices — are soaring. Continue reading

See who’s speaking at Inman Connect Las Vegas

We just revealed the first round of speakers for Inman Connect Las Vegas (Oct. 26-28), and this one, you’re not going to want to miss. Here’s a sneak peek. Continue reading

Price drops and slow sales: The new normal at NYC Trump properties

Trump-branded condos are a steal right now in New York City, selling well below market price, but does anyone want to live in them? Continue reading

Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch lists for $27.5M

A New Mexico ranch that late financier Jeffrey Epstein was suspected of using to traffic underage girls has hit the market for $27.5 million. Continue reading

Historic Hearst Estate gets another price cut, now listing for $70M

A bankruptcy court has been chopping the price of the estate ever since owner Leonard Ross filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2019. Continue reading

3 reasons to join your peers in person this October

Inman Connect Las Vegas, the best event in the real estate industry, is back in-person! Join us for networking, hands-on collaboration, and expert speakers — at the best price. Continue reading

Yabba Dabba Doo! Flintstone House owner can keep statues, court rules

Former newspaper publisher Florence Fang had been fighting for the right to display statues of the “modern stone-age family” in her front yard since 2018. Continue reading

Las Vegas home sells for $25M, shatters Sin City sales record

The buyer, LoanDepot founder Anthony Hsieh, is leasing the property back to the developer for the next 30 months. Continue reading

All that glitters isn’t gold: When luxury real estate fails

In the wake of a building collapse in Florida on Thursday, all eyes are on shoddy construction and what happens next as developers rush to complete jobs delayed during the pandemic. Continue reading