What the Purlin-Final Offer merger says about the future of tech

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The next wave of proptech won’t be defined by standalone tools but by strategic combinations that create end-to-end systems, Troy Palmquist writes. Continue reading →

8 tips for working with homesellers who have sub-4% mortgages

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Sellers who are forced to move due to a job change or life event need help making the transition to a higher mortgage rate, Clever’s Luke Babich writes. Continue reading →

How I built a chief of staff with Claude Cowork

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Audie Chamberlain connected Claude Cowork to his email, calendar, Slack, Clickup, Rechat and Google’s Chrome Browser, then turned it into a chief of staff that outlines priorities for the day. Continue reading →

Powell timeline

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Inman Timeline Jerome Powell’s Tenure as Fed Chair From his February 2018 swearing-in through his final policy meeting on April 29, 2026 — the rate cuts, hikes, crises and political battles that defined Powell’s eight-plus years atop the Fe… Continue reading →

EXp says NextHome gives it an edge amid consolidation. ‘We’re off to the races’

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Picking up the franchisor could make eXp an attractive option for agents and brokers at firms that were recently acquired during consolidation rush, eXp execs say. Continue reading →

Concierge Auctions launches turnkey service with Vesta Home

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Concierge Auctions has partnered with Vesta Home to fully furnish luxury listings worth $10 million or more. Continue reading →

Existing-home sales defy consumer gloom, NAR data shows

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Consumer confidence sat near historic lows in April, while the stock market climbed to record highs. Existing-home sales rose anyway, and NAR’s chief economist says affordability is why. Continue reading →

Another spring, another dud, Intel’s Client Pipeline Tracker suggests

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The housing recovery may be on hold — again. Real estate agents and executives lift the veil on why their business prospects have dimmed. Continue reading →

Musk, OpenAI and a trust problem that isn’t going away

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The Musk vs. OpenAI courtroom battle is about more than ownership and valuation. It’s accelerating a skepticism that was already building. Continue reading →

Where should real estate listings live? The Download

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Local or national? Private or public? Leaders in the real estate industry are rethinking where listings should be available and how consumers shop for homes. Continue reading →