Zacks analyst: Zillow earnings suggest 2026 market to be a ‘bust’
Based in part on comments from Zillow executives this week, the housing analyst casts a bearish outlook for the housing market in 2026. Continue reading
Based in part on comments from Zillow executives this week, the housing analyst casts a bearish outlook for the housing market in 2026. Continue reading
When the balance between agents and brokers is respected, businesses grow, reputations strengthen, careers stabilize and trust compounds, broker-owner Emily Askin writes. Continue reading
Alice Faggi watched Andrew Flachner interview “New York Times” bestselling author Sahil Bloom live at ICNY. The conversation challenged everything she thought she knew about building a successful career. Continue reading
Think of every interaction with a client and prospective client as your 30-second commercial, Century 21’s Tori Keichinger writes. How will you break through? Continue reading
It’s not just the biggest inventory gainers that have seen their stream of for-sale homes slow. Some of America’s most listing-starved metros are once again losing ground. Dive deeper with Inman Market View’s interactive maps and charts. Continue reading
If we want to win in a world where consumers have more information than ever, new Inman contributor Brian Tresidder writes, we have to be the clear, steady professional who elevates the experience. Continue reading
Choosing a brokerage isn’t about finding the one that promises the most, broker-owner Emily Askin writes. It’s about finding the one that performs when the stakes are highest. Continue reading
When agents love your leadership, believe in your support and see tangible impact in their businesses, they show up — not because they’re required to, but because they want to, Lori Muller writes. Continue reading
Darryl Davis interviews Harcourt’s Mike Green for his “Real Estate Unscripted” podcast and finds out why real estate success is rarely accidental. Continue reading
Affordability is improving in 37 out of the 50 most populous metros in the U.S. as mortgage rates come down and household incomes gradually rise. However, in pricey coastal markets, most households still only earn about half of what is necessary to aff… Continue reading