New Redfin data reveals top destinations for buyer relocations

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Nearly 19 percent of homebuyers searched outside their metro in Q4, Redfin says. Sacramento, Las Vegas and Florida metros lead migration trends. Continue reading →

Kamini Lane: Coldwell Banker and Compass don’t need to ‘kumbaya’

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In an overarching conversation with Inman, Lane discussed Coldwell Banker’s recent evolution, including its new integration under the Compass International Holdings umbrella, and thoughts on some of the biggest topics in the news today. Continue reading →

Ready to kill your brand and your lead gen? Take private listings

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The more buyers who see your listing, trainer Bernice Ross writes, the more likely the sellers are to generate a higher price in a shorter amount of time.  Continue reading →

Amid the great agent migration, stop pitching and start diagnosing

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Lots of real estate agents jumped into brokerage in the past couple of years, writes coach Verl Workman. What’s your top recruiting tip? Continue reading →

Deferred maintenance is costing you deals. Here’s how to protect your clients and your commission

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Real estate pros with an eye on maintenance concerns can reduce deal friction, protect their reputation, and safeguard both homeowners and homes, Gina McCort writes. Continue reading →

Your brand should shout. Your finances should whisper

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Great marketing demands attention. Great financial systems quietly do their job, CFP Amanda Neely writes, and that’s exactly the point. Continue reading →

Portland tries a new affordable housing fix: paying homeowners to rent spare rooms

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Portland is paying homeowners to rent spare bedrooms through a new pilot with PadSplit, aiming to expand affordable housing without new construction. Continue reading →

‘Intangibles’ drive agent success this spring: Redfin economist

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Artificial intelligence, political upheavals and labor market volatility are all weighing on consumers this spring. Redfin Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather explains how agents can help. Continue reading →

Existing-home sales post February gain after decade-low 2025 figures

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Existing-home sales increased 1.7 percent on a monthly basis, but housing demand continues to lag behind wage growth and job gains, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said. Continue reading →

The internet says agents are doomed (again). Here’s what’s actually happening

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A debate on X claims AI and platforms like Opendoor could replace real estate agents. Industry leaders say the reality is far more complicated. Continue reading →