Real estate leadership is in hot water: The Download
This week: What the hell is going on in the real estate industry? And, more importantly, what are you going to do about it? Continue reading
This week: What the hell is going on in the real estate industry? And, more importantly, what are you going to do about it? Continue reading
Will you be ready when the market takes off again? The answer to that question, Jimmy Burgess writes, depends on whether you act now to prepare or continue to put off the things you know you need to do in your business. Continue reading
In his latest industry Snapshot profile, Brandon Doyle talks to Greg Sax, director of growth at the Real Estate Standards Organization. Continue reading
The increasing popularity of vineyard properties as alternative assets, the emergence of new wine regions and the lifestyle appeal of vineyard ownership all present new opportunities. Continue reading
Surprising GDP and jobs numbers have investors buying stocks and selling bonds over worries that Fed policymakers will continue hiking rates to combat inflation. Continue reading
Sales of pending homes declined 2.7 percent in May and were down 22.2 percent from a year ago, but the Northeast saw a 12.9 percent increase, according to new data from the National Association of Realtors. Continue reading
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin revealed on CNBC how volatile mortgage rates are sidelining homesellers and why a boost in existing-home inventory could happen as early as December. Continue reading
The number of new listings coming onto the market has plunged since June 2022, according to data released Thursday by Redfin. Transaction levels remain low even as home prices creep higher. Continue reading
The spotlight shines on this leadership blend of a top luxury broker and an award-winning real estate marketing expert. Continue reading
A new report from Apartment List shows that typical rents are now the same nationwide as they were a year ago. The slowdown follows a period of unprecedented rent growth and a runup in supply. Continue reading