Bloomberg launches luxury listings section
The section launched Tuesday and, for the next 30 days, will exclusively feature listings from Sotheby’s International Realty. Continue reading
The section launched Tuesday and, for the next 30 days, will exclusively feature listings from Sotheby’s International Realty. Continue reading
Kimberly White, the company’s head of interior design services, told Inman that the program has three different service tiers, which are flexible enough to accommodate everyone from DIYers to property owners looking for a full service experience. Continue reading
Several days ago, T3 Sixty, creator of the Swanepoel Mega 1000 ranking of top U.S. real estate firms, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Steve Murray, president and editor of Real Trends (the firm that produces the Real Trends 500 rankings)… Continue reading
Toronto-based Constellation Real Estate Group on Tuesday announced it would be acquiring TORCHx, a cloud-based marketing solutions company. Continue reading
The ACLU announced a victory in a discrimination suit against a New Jersey condominium community for seniors that enforced a policy that limited tenants’ pool usage based on their gender. Continue reading
Keller Williams will launch an iBuying program next month in Texas, and plans to expand that program to as many as eight metro areas by the end of the year. Continue reading
Lone Wolf Technologies is acquiring transaction management company zipLogix, the companies announced on Monday. Continue reading
In a move to upend the world of real estate imagery, Zillow announced Monday it will let people across the U.S. and Canada use a free app to snap photos and create online 3D home tours. Continue reading
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin believes the real estate industry is experiencing a “Netflix versus Blockbuster moment,” and he wants his company to emerge as a one-stop shop that provides all services associated with moving. Continue reading
Zillow on Friday filed two lawsuits against Compass, alleging the tech-enabled brokerage poached its employees as part of an effort to steal its intellectual property.
The suits were filed in Washington state and in federal court, respectively, and ar… Continue reading