Monthly Archives: January 2024

We will be heard: Why 2023 was the year of the woman

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Sexual harassment, abortion rights, and discussions on the economy, personal finance, and pop culture: Women dominated the conversation and the economy this year, Rachael Hite writes. Continue reading →

Robert Reffkin relinquishes stock unit awards for $7M cash bonus

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An SEC filing showed the Compass CEO is letting go of $25 million in performance-based restricted stock unit awards in exchange for something a bit more tangible. His salary is also going up to $900,000. Continue reading →

Real estate investing in 2023: The roller coaster continues

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Rent began to reverse, office vacancy remained near record highs, banks failed and lending got tricky in 2023. Where are we headed next? Continue reading →

Inventory boost expected to slow rent growth to 1.5%

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The rental market is entering the new year with a major boost in inventory and cooling rental growth — two factors that are expected to yield a mixed bag of results for landlords and tenants alike.  Continue reading →

How 50 years of equal credit spurred women’s homeownership

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New Inman contributor Bobbie Wasserman writes that in the 50 years since passage of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, a combination of the Sheconomy and the Great Wealth Transfer is transforming women into an intergenerational economic powerhouse. Continue reading →

Nearly one-third of American adults rely on their parents for financial support 

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There is plenty of debate about when parents should stop providing financial support to their children, and it’s not always easy for them to know when to draw the line. Many parents feel a sense of duty and empathy towards their children as they struggle to find their financial footing. However, doing so can have […] Continue reading →

What the biggest names in real estate really thought of 2023

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Fourteen of the real estate industry’s biggest leaders shared their thoughts on rising mortgage rates, slowing sales, antitrust suits, National Association of Realtors drama, and several other headline-making stories along with their hopes for the new … Continue reading →