Real estate companies dip as stock market tallies worst day in 2 years
Real estate stocks fell on Wall Street, too — though even before the carnage they were already hovering near all-time lows. Continue reading
Real estate stocks fell on Wall Street, too — though even before the carnage they were already hovering near all-time lows. Continue reading
The property, known as Steen Valetje, was sold to an unknown buyer by owner Suzy Welch, wife of the late former General Electric CEO Jack Welch, for $18.5M. Continue reading
The Altman Brothers, Santiago Arana, Aaron Kirman, Chris Cortazzo, Sally Forster Jones, Joyce Rey and more are featured in this year’s list of standout agents from “The Hollywood Reporter.” Continue reading
Compass has grown rapidly, but is now tasked with becoming profitable. Chief Operating Officer Greg Hart spoke to Inman about this key moment for the firm. Continue reading
The New York City luxury and new development real estate specialist Louie joins the firm with team members Kwesi O. Kwarteng, Eunice Kim and Alice Wang. Continue reading
Coinbase executive Joseph Lallouz and his wife Chloe Thevenoz paid $18.9M for the five-story brownstone and a separate carriage house in the ‘beacon of hope,’ reports say. Continue reading
Kira Greene is co-founder of the Greene Sweeney team, which was named the No. 1 small team in Rhode Island by sales volume in 2021. Kevin Fox was the third highest producer in Providence. Continue reading
Megan Maynard, who served as Compass’s marketing director for Colorado, Missouri and Utah, has joined the executive team at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty in Colorado as the senior vice president of marketing. Continue reading
Multiple real estate companies are seeing share prices fall to all-time lows. If they can’t ultimately turn around their stock market performances, their falling share prices could have profound impacts on the real estate industry. Continue reading
Homeowners who fled Manhattan to Florida during the pandemic are responding to pressure from employers to return to offices in New York. Faced with sun and sand, some aren’t ready. Continue reading