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With Kasper exit, the hits keep coming for NAR: The Download

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After a reported blackmail threat, NAR President Tracy Kasper resigned this week. What’s next for the embattled trade organization? Continue reading →

You sold HOW MANY houses last year? The Download

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A “glut” of agents, low inventory and a down market mean part-timers now make up the majority of real estate professionals, according to the Consumer Federation of America. What does that mean for clients — and for the industry? Continue reading →

19 real estate pros share their Lesson Learned moments

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For five years now, Inman’s Christy Murdock has been highlighting real estate pros across the nation in her Lesson Learned column. Here’s a look at 2023’s most memorable profiles and advice. Continue reading →

The biggest story of the year (according to you): The Download

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The biggest story of the year was our liveblog coverage of the Sitzer | Burnett commission trial. Get caught up with a special end-of-year edition of The Download. Continue reading →

As the market makes a comeback, here’s how to get your ‘rizz’ back

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As the Federal Reserve prepares to meet next week, lower interest rates spark joy with agents and would-be buyers. Are you ready? Continue reading →

Broker Spotlight: Nick Zawitz, The Agency Cleveland

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Find out how managing broker Nick Zawitz and his brokerage are sharing the good news about his market, which he calls one of residential real estate’s “best-kept secrets.” Continue reading →