PureWest Christie’s International Real Estate expands to Idaho

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The Kalispell, Montana-based affiliate is adding an office of eight agents to Sandpoint, Idaho, as the town’s luxury market grows. Continue reading →

Zillow economist identities 11 cities primed for real estate investors

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Zillow Chief Economist Skylar Olsen said these markets are ideal cities for real estate investors to purchase properties in the coming years. Continue reading →

EXp Realty paid $232M in revenue, equity share to agents in 2023

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EXp Realty paid $232.6 million in revenue share and equity benefits to agents and brokers in 2023, according to the company’s annual program update published mid-Monday. The lion’s share of the payouts — $197.9 million — came from revenue share. The re… Continue reading →

The 7 habits of highly entrepreneurial team members

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While many hope to launch a career in real estate, only a few have what it takes to go the distance, mega-team leader Carl Medford writes. Here’s how to find top-tier talen Continue reading →

Live like a star at Josh Brolin’s $35K per month Atlanta mansion

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Fresh off of hosting “Saturday Night Live,” the “Dune: Part 2” star has listed his Atlanta home for rent. Brolin purchased the property with his wife, Kathryn, in 2020. Continue reading →

Inflation rises to 3.2% in February, raising doubts about soft landing

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Inflation rose 0.4 percent in February to an annual rate of 3.2 percent, with shelter and gas costs contributing substantially to the uptick, according to the the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index. Continue reading →