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Inman celebrates its 2025 Inman Innovator Award winners

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At Inman Connect San Diego, Inman unveiled the winners of its flagship award, now in its 28th year, recognizing creativity across the real estate industry. Continue reading →

Anywhere CEO Ryan Schneider hints at more acquisitions and wants practical AI, not ‘hot air’

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From the main stage at Inman Connect San Diego on Thursday, Schneider envisioned an era in real estate where a smaller number of competitors deliver a higher level of value for homebuyers and homesellers. Continue reading →

Brad Inman to agents: AI will eliminate the great Clear Cooperation debate

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The Inman News founder painted a picture at Inman Connect San Diego on Thursday of a future in which AI brings homes directly to consumers and makes the transaction easier and more joyful. Continue reading →

Luxury Presence deploys first ‘fully autonomous AI marketing team’

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Luxury Presence has rolled out a series of AI agents for marketing, using them to help agents and brokerage marketing teams do more outreach, lead nurture and display advertising in less time. Continue reading →

Andy Florance declares victory in portal wars, says Homes.com is ‘now No. 1’

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“We’re not competing against either Realtor or Zillow for customers. We are doing something completely different. In essence, we are now No. 1 at that,” Andy Florance said onstage at Inman Connect San Diego. Continue reading →

Kevin Sears says NAR ‘is going in the right direction’ since commission suit

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Sears was optimistic, but said that NAR membership is projected to drop by 150,000 members and that the organization will face a $30 million deficit. Continue reading →

Why most real estate blogs fail (and how to drive traffic with yours)

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Marketing expert Jon Krabbe deconstructs the common mistakes you might be making and offers a smarter content plan for your blog. Continue reading →

10 signs you’re working across the table from an inexperienced agent

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We’ve all been new at some point in our real estate careers. Annette DeCicco shares ways to spot an inexperienced agent if you’re the more seasoned pro in a transaction, and mistakes to avoid if you’re a newbie. Continue reading →

RE/MAX stays profitable as US agent count, revenue decline

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RE/MAX’s total agent count grew 2.5 percent from a year ago, to 147,073. But a growing proportion of those agents work outside of the franchisor’s main markets, the U.S. and Canada. Continue reading →

1st-time buyers say ‘yes’ to older starter homes due to higher costs

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New construction starter homes have become a thing of the past as costs continue to rise, according to a report from Cotality. More buyers are flocking to a new kind of starter home, which is older and smaller. Continue reading →