Watch all of Inman Connect New York 2018’s C.A.R. WomanUP!™ sessions in one place, and learn from such great discussions as ‘Built to Last – How to Build it, Grow it and Keep it’, ‘So, You Want to #OwnIt? Here’s What You Need to Know’ and ‘Why Are Real… Continue reading
Watch all of Inman Connect New York 2018’s Data Connect sessions in one place, and learn from such great discussions as ‘Why is Creating a National MLS so Difficult? And why it is a bad idea, why defending the status quo is the best strategy’, ‘How MLS… Continue reading
The largest share of baby boomers are a decade away from moving past age 65 and into their very senior years. Nevertheless, time in running out to prepare for their housing, financial, social and medical needs, according to a new report from the Harvar… Continue reading
Luke Monroe, the CEO and broker-owner of Kendrick Realty, shared with Inman his own recent experience opening his brokerage’s third office in California. Continue reading
Attom Data Solutions, which has spent years building a massive catalogue of property records, announced Monday it has uploaded its database onto the cloud. Continue reading
If a cryptocurrency millionaire’s high-stakes gamble goes well, desert land in Northwestern Nevada could bloom into a city unlike any that has preceded it. Continue reading
Home prices in the nation’s metropolitan markets rose to a median of $266,900 – up 4.8 percent from the third quarter of 2017 – but are slightly down over last quarter’s record high, since the National Association of Realtors (NAR) started tracking the… Continue reading
For the first time in 12 months, year-over-year gains in home prices fell below six percent, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price NSA Index, announced Tuesday. Continue reading
Many companies and organizations are building their own databases and platforms. Traditions are under siege. Confusion reigns as I watch the balkanization of our industry. Continue reading
The Pending home sales index rose 0.5 percent from August to September, but remained down year-over-year for the ninth-straight month, according to NAR. Continue reading