Purplebricks will exit California by September 12
The embattled real estate brokerage notified authorities in California it will eliminate 55 employees and 68 independent sales agents. Continue reading
The embattled real estate brokerage notified authorities in California it will eliminate 55 employees and 68 independent sales agents. Continue reading
With my last article, I outlined how the current closing process leaves so much to be desired. The system is more or less broken as designed when the consumer at the heart of the transaction has anything short of an excellent experience.
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With home prices at record highs, what are today’s 20- and 30-year-olds most interested in? Considering that Gen Z and millennials account for 55% of HGTV’s audience, fixer upper properties are a good bet. Continue reading
Moving a real estate business onto a new technology platform doesn’t have to be frustrating or overly time-consuming. When the new product can raise productivity and transform business, tech users have even more motivation to take the leap and make the… Continue reading
In our industry, the importance of “protege building” is not widely discussed. In a day and age when the competition is tough and egos run high, how do you find the right mini-me to pass along your wealth of knowledge to? Continue reading
How should the industry make agent commission structures more transparent before angry consumers and the Justice Department forces it to do so in ways that might be harmful? Continue reading
In a wide-ranging interview Barton discusses the company’s latest adjustments to its Zestimate tool, Zillow Offers, and why he believes agents will never be cut out of the transaction. Continue reading
Kelman discussed a wide range of topics, including Redfin’s products and future and why he’s excited about Redfin Now, the company’s iBuying service. Continue reading
There was fear and loathing in Las Vegas this week as leaders of the country’s top real estate brokerages accused each other of stoking fear and rumormongering as they jostle for supremacy. Continue reading
Glenn Sanford said that in 2006, he brought 184 people into his profit-sharing group at Keller Williams. The next year, he received a check for only $6,000. Continue reading