Monthly Archives: July 2022

ROI got you rattled? It’s time to invest in your real estate technology stack

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Now is a great time to really understand the opportunity for ROI in your tech stack. Learn more about why real estate tech is an investment that can pay off big for your brokerage.
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Who are the ‘new affluent’, and how can agents meet their expectations?

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This generation’s experiences with the Great Recession made them more determined to multiply their wealth. So what are the main characteristics, and what separates them from the traditional client? Continue reading →

As rates rose, demand for mortgages dwindled every month in Q2

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Rising rates took their toll not only on refinancing but on homebuyer demand for purchase loans in June, according to an analysis of rate lock data released Monday by Black Knight. Continue reading →

Everything you need to know about the bombshell commission lawsuits

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A slew of lawsuits may radically change how agents get paid and real estate generally. Here’s Inman’s deep dive into what’s going on and what it all means. Continue reading →

Matterport continues its expansion by acquiring VHT Studios

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Company says purchase will help it “expand further into the real estate industry,” as it specializes in providing brokers and agents with high-quality photography and other marketing services. Continue reading →

As recession looms, consumers see tide turning in favor of homebuyers

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Fannie Mae finds 81 percent of Americans think the economy is on the wrong track, but the share of consumers who think it’s a good time to buy ticked up in June. Continue reading →

More than half of homebuilders report cancellation increase in June

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In parts of the country, buyers are backing out of contracts for new homes at rates not seen since the shock of the pandemic first set in during March of 2020. Continue reading →

New York’s priciest listing, once asking $169M, returns to market

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The Alexander Team takes over after SERHANT. listed the 8,255-square-foot penthouse last year. Now, the Alexander Team is in search of a “true collector” to determine the value of the home. Continue reading →