More than half of buyers would purchase a haunted home in a competitive market
From things that go bump in the night to ghosts and ghouls of all descriptions, here’s a breakdown of U.S. attitudes towards haunted homes. Continue reading
From things that go bump in the night to ghosts and ghouls of all descriptions, here’s a breakdown of U.S. attitudes towards haunted homes. Continue reading
The Franzese Group is the latest addition to the 50 additional real estate professionals Madison Estates Sotheby’s International Realty has added to its team since affiliating with the brand in 2021. Continue reading
We’ve scoured the pages of IMDB, Inman and streaming services to find you the newest content and the oldies but goodies that’ll get you in the mood for Halloween. These movies and shows all have one thing in common: real estate Continue reading
Kalani Reelitz joins the brokerage at a time of significant transition, and as it tries to achieve positive cash flow next year. Continue reading
Legislators declined to label it a “timeshare” company, but approved rules that would set limits on where Pacaso can operate. The vote could set the stage for challenges elsewhere in the U.S. Continue reading
1060, a real estate listing app, advertises properties through videos of 60 seconds or less and allows users to search for properties by price, real estate agent, brokerage and keywords globally. Continue reading
Inman spoke with Chief Growth Officer Michael Valdes and three of the company’s charter luxury advisory council members to learn what’s in store for agents as it ramps up the new division. Continue reading
Instead of making significant changes in your real estate business, broker-owner Gavin Payne recommends making smaller tweaks to navigate a shifting market smartly.
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Real estate software company Plunk is partnering with The MLS/CLAW, a large multiple listing service in southern California, to provide its flagship home value analytics solution to members. Continue reading
Pending sales fell 10.2 percent between August and September, according to new data released Friday by the National Association of Realtors, 31 percent lower than they were during the same time last year. Continue reading