Tag Archives: New York

What it means to lead when global becomes personal

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CEO Dezireh Eyn shares how professional and personal life shifts when global politics begin to take center stage. Continue reading →

Hello, goodbye: Real estate’s biggest new hires and moves

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BGHRE, Coldwell Banker and other industry brands made moves last week. Get caught up with Inman’s weekly roundup. Continue reading →

Over half of states have no laws on the books to protect homeowners from title fraud

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The most at-risk properties are unmonitored vacant land parcels, and senior adults are most often affected by rising rates of deed and title fraud. Continue reading →

Spring has sprung, but the inventory crunch is still in full swing

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Frederick Warburg Peters looks at the spring market in New York City and the factors that are impacting inventory. Continue reading →

The hottest and coldest housing markets of 2026, ranked

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New data ranks the hottest and coolest housing markets in 2026, highlighting a shift toward supply-constrained cities and cooling Sun Belt metros. Continue reading →

‘Family-friendly’ neighborhood? Expect to pay 42% more

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New data shows that homes in family-friendly neighborhoods cost 42 percent more on average, highlighting how demand for top schools, safety and amenities is reshaping affordability across U.S. housing markets. Continue reading →

Rising prices, cooling demand: Interest rates hit a 6-month high

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For the first time since October, the monthly cost of buying a home increased, a consequence of the Iran war driving mortgage rates to a six-month high. Continue reading →

There’s a new listings category. I’m calling it the company FSBO

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A company FSBO, dressed up in the language of seller choice, is still a restricted buyer pool, Darryl Davis writes, and we’ve known for a long time what restricted buyer pools produce. Continue reading →

A new chapter for Inman and the industry we serve

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Tom Bohn, Inman’s new chief executive officer, has decades of experience leading B2B media, events and membership organizations. Continue reading →

Offerpad bets on AI to deliver higher-quality seller leads

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As brokerages fight over listings, Offerpad is quietly rebuilding its seller intake and routing system with new AI tools. Continue reading →