Compass co-founding agent in Bay Area jumps to Christie’s Sereno
Phil Chen, a founding member of Compass’s Mid Peninsula office, has joined Christie’s International Real Estate Sereno in Burlingame in San Mateo County. Continue reading
Phil Chen, a founding member of Compass’s Mid Peninsula office, has joined Christie’s International Real Estate Sereno in Burlingame in San Mateo County. Continue reading
Jerry W. Mooty, Jr. and Piper Young @properties, Christie’s International Real Estate – Dallas have a thriving brokerage that’s growing by leaps and bounds. Find out how this power duo came to be in this week’s Broker Spotlight Continue reading
Get efficient, remove distractions and innovate, @properties CEO Thad Wong, Fathom Holdings CEO Josh Harley and Sotheby’s International Realty President Kamini Lane said at Connect. Continue reading
Out of nearly nearly 600 nominations received from the public, these are the real estate industry innovators that stood out in 2022, according to an announcement at ICLV on Friday. Continue reading
There are ways that brokerages can cut costs during a market slowdown without risking its agent morale, according to brokers at Inman Connect Las Vegas on Thursday. Continue reading
At Inman Connect Las Vegas, panelists Thad Wong, Josh Harley and Kamini Lane agreed opportunities for real estate pros will abound in a downturn: Just reach out and grab them. Continue reading
Inman scoured the latest RealTrends The Thousand rankings and identified the top-earning luxury real estate agents in each state by sales volume. Here are the top earners in 2022. Continue reading
Ahead of Inman Connect Las Vegas, the leader of the Chicago-based brokerage said he’s better positioned than Redfin and Compass to grow into a changing market. Continue reading
The move comes less than a year after Chicago-based brokerage @properties bought Christie’s and amid a period of globalization for American brands. Continue reading
The ranks of the real estate industry have swelled over the past decade. Some experts who spoke to Inman believe a trend in the opposite direction may be picking up speed. Continue reading