How are brokerages evolving given that teams are less constrained by geography thanks to powerful new upstart companies, even as control of real estate technology becomes more centralized? Dive into Part 1 of Inman’s New Normal series. Continue reading
Compass versus Realogy. Keller Williams versus eXp. REX versus everyone. The real estate industry is full of big names and big feuds, and Inman’s unpacking all of them. Continue reading
A top-performing Coldwell Banker team in the St. Louis, Missouri, area announced this week that it’s joining eXp Realty, making it the latest in a string of high-profile defections away from legacy brands. Continue reading
Many real estate companies have reported stronger-than-expected earnings in recent weeks, but their share prices keep dropping. Continue reading
The Adam Olsen team is based in Houston, Texas, and is at least the fourth big get for eXp in April alone. Continue reading
The virtual brokerage now operates in 14 countries, and has plans to open in others later this year. Continue reading
Experience Realty Partners is based in St. Louis, Missouri, and is the third team eXp has picked up this month. Continue reading
The Lahey Group operates in the Washington, D.C., area. The move is the second big get for eXp in less than a week. Continue reading
The Salt Lake City-based Perry Group has more than 50 agents. The team was drawn to eXp thanks to the brokerage’s focus on technology. Continue reading
The brokerage saw its stop pop as high as $22 before closing at $19.75, a 9.7 percent jump from the public offering price. Continue reading