Monthly Archives: March 2019

WATCH: How to pivot and adapt in a shifting market

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In a shifting market, how can brokerages stay ahead of the game and be proactive about what’s to come? Find out from Red Oak Realty’s Vanessa Bergmark, Benchmark Property Management’s Lee Arnold and Laer Realty Partners’ Stacey Alcorn onstage at Inman … Continue reading →

Who’s paying $17,500 a day to rent a house in the Hamptons?

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You know real estate is getting out of hand when people are paying $1.5 million — or $17,500 a day – to rent a temporary summer property. Continue reading →

Love VR, but hate the headset? Try Ground Control

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Radical Galaxy Studio recently launched a tour product for agents who sell new-build condos, residences and apartments from showroom floors. It’s a VR content management system called Ground Control, no VR headset required. Continue reading →

Real estate’s big threat, according to a Coldwell Banker NRT exec

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As the regional executive vice president of the eastern seaboard and midwest regions at Coldwell Banker NRT, Sue Yannaccone oversees 239 Coldwell Banker offices. Continue reading →

New tool tells lenders if properties were damaged by natural disaster

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The new parcel-level disaster data is available as a free add-on to the VeroVALUE service, which the company describes as an AVM that provides realistic value ranges for properties across the country. Continue reading →

California Realtors support bills to dramatically boost housing supply

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The California Association of Realtors has put its considerable might behind several proposed bills meant to boost the state’s housing supply. Continue reading →