Monthly Archives: October 2022

Find success in a shifting market at Inman Connect

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Thousands of the smartest people in real estate, from top agents to CEOs, will gather in NYC to make sense of what’s going on in real estate — together. Continue reading →

Pacaso vote could offer roadmap for other opponents of fractional homes

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Proposed regulations in Park City, Utah, would restrict Pacaso to areas reserved for timeshares. A vote is scheduled for Oct. 27 and could provide a blueprint for critics in other communities. Continue reading →

15 creepy crawly real estate stories that will make you squirm

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Are you ready for some creepy, crawly real estate stories for Halloween? Bernice Ross brings you these true-life experiences from Realtors and the listing photographers at HomeJab.  Continue reading →

Real (Estate) Talk: What to do if your real estate team is spooked by something other than Halloween

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How do you advocate for fair housing without alienating others in the business? Lee Davenport shares the paradigm shift that has informed her training. Continue reading →

Is now the time to buy a storm-damaged, post-hurricane home?

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In the aftermath of a natural disaster, investors and bargain-hunters may be shopping for a deal. Here’s what to watch out for, according to Naples, Florida agent Sue “Pinky” Benson. Continue reading →

What ‘The Watcher’ teaches us about the dark side of real estate

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This slow-build, creepy drama, loosely based on a true story about a historic mansion in New Jersey, can teach agents a thing or two about ethics and the consumer, according to Rachael Hite.  Continue reading →

The economic outlook for real estate: Dark days ahead?

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Instead of disputing the economic news, searching for a ray of sunshine, or ignoring it, Compass’ Rich Hopen goes beyond the headlines to understand what is going on. Continue reading →

Q4 shows continued rise of properties in foreclosure: Report

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The number of homes that are in some stage of the foreclosure process rose 27.4 percent compared to the year before, with the number of vacant homes in foreclosure rising for the third straight quarter. Continue reading →