(The following article is adapted from The Retirement Dreammaker: Master the Art of Retirement Abundance by Matthew Jackson.) I’ve interviewed more than 1,000 retirees over the years and have observed retirees defaulting to a retirement lifestyle lacki… Continue reading
“Because it makes me happy.” This was the top response to a question in a recent Next Avenue Vitality Arts survey on why our readers value participating in a favorite pursuit geared toward the arts. With the 10-question survey, posted in August on the … Continue reading
(This article appeared previously on the website Tech50+.) According to the website Pants Up Easy, which tracks disabilities, some 3.6 million Americans over the age of 15 use a wheelchair for mobility. Perhaps that seems kind of low, but it doesn’t in… Continue reading
The expansion to these two North Carolina cities also puts Zillow’s nascent but quickly expanding homebuying and reselling program up against competing “iBuyers,” namely Knock and Opendoor. Continue reading
Inman visited Redfin’s Washington, D.C., office recently to take a closer look at how Redfin is changing the local market and analyze the brokerage’s influence in the capital city. Continue reading
RealScout’s Andrew Flachner talked to the leaders of Douglas Elliman, Brown Harris Stevens and Warburg for a panel discussion on their new joint project, the NYC Buyer Graph, and more. Continue reading
Florals can make a property feel like a home and influence whether or not buyers like what they see. You should definitely be using florals in your home staging, but before you do, check out these five pro tips for using them right. Continue reading
In this Monday column, Christy Murdock Edgar asks agents across the nation to share the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the industry. This week, the “Financial Guru of Real Estate” Sharon White Blouse. Continue reading
Here are five creative ways you can capitalize on this normally slow time of year and get 2019 off to a rip-roaring start. Continue reading
The times they are a-changin’. It was true for Bob Dylan in 1964 and it’s true for the real estate industry in, well, it’s always true. Continue reading