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Mauricio Umansky on what you should know post-election

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The Agency founder Mauricio Umansky shares strategies for optimizing your current real estate business and planning for success in 2025. Continue reading →

Steve Baird: National franchises have lost touch with Main Street

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In an era of increased industry consolidation, independence still matters, Steve Baird, president and CEO of Baird & Warner Real Estate, writes. Continue reading →

Why recruiting more agents is killing your brokerage

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Bringing in huge numbers of mediocre agents won’t make your brokerage better, luxury consultant Chris Pollinger writes. It will just lead to more headaches for you. Continue reading →

9 strategies for indie brokers to keep real estate agents thriving

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By investing in your agents with innovative and meaningful initiatives, you’re building a foundation for long-term success, luxury advisor Chris Pollinger writes. Continue reading →

Thrive in 2025: A guide to eat-the-frog business planning

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Wallace Real Estate’s Claudia Stallings offers insight and advice on end-of-year business planning and proactive growth strategies. Continue reading →

How to diversify your marketing as a luxury real estate brokerage 

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Diversifying your marketing offering is not just about adopting new tactics, The Agency’s Rainy Hake Austin writes. It’s about staying flexible and open to meet (and exceed) the client’s changing expectations. Continue reading →