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2 more brokerages in the $2B club reach settlement agreements

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John L. Scott and Real Estate One reach settlement agreements in antitrust commission lawsuit filed in Missouri. Continue reading →

Broker Spotlight: Romeo Manzanilla, @properties Lone Star Christie’s International Real Estate

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Learn more about this Texas real estate leader, his passion for building connections, and how he extends his service-minded approach to the consumers and clients he serves. Continue reading →

Mauricio Umansky on international market challenges, opportunities

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As the world becomes more connected, it’s time to explore the opportunities that international markets may have to offer both you and your clients, The Agency’s founder and CEO writes. Continue reading →

5 must-know strategies to stay ahead of the industry’s evolution

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Discover five essential strategies to stay ahead as clients and the real estate market evolve. Chris Pollinger shares expert insights on how to adapt and thrive. Continue reading →

Homebuyers entering the market even as mortgage rates stabilize

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Purchase loan applications are up 9 percent from a year ago, as inventories of new and existing homes increase and lower mortgage rates help with affordability: MBA. Continue reading →

How you can help victims of Hurricane Helene

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Communities are just beginning a long road to recovery. Reference this list of resources to learn where to donate money or supplies or sign up to volunteer. Continue reading →

The tiny Washington town that ruled Airbnb this summer

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Two-and-a-half hours from Seattle, Quincy has become the top Airbnb destination in the US. The 8,225-person town is known for its wineries, music and outdoor attractions. Continue reading →

Lessons learned from selling an ‘unsellable’ historic home in LA

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Taking on the requirements and challenges of renovating and selling an historic home is not for the faint of heart, LA’s Craig Spano writes, but the rewards make it all worthwhile. Continue reading →

3 reasons real estate agents should be investing in real estate

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Implement the knowledge you already have to increase your income and grow your wealth as a real estate investor, investor and new Inman contributor Avery Carl writes. Continue reading →

Hawaii homeowner sued after house collapses into the ocean

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A Hawaii homeowner finds himself in hot water after his oceanfront home on Oahu’s North Shore collapsed into the ocean. Now the state is demanding he cover the cleanup costs. Continue reading →