Inventory shortages, lack of comps, change in commission structures and new regulations have made it tough for agents to consistently grow, in spite of so much demand in the market. We’ll dive deep into these topics and more during the Agent Connect tr… Continue reading
Time is running out! The leading events for the residential real estate community are right around the corner. Tickets are selling quickly, and prices go up Sept. 1. Join us and thousands of your peers to forge new relationships and have pivotal conver… Continue reading
Networking, building new connections and expanding referral networks are crucial for business growth in the real estate industry. That’s why Inman’s in-person events are full of opportunities to meet your peers. Take a look at all the ways you can conn… Continue reading
The proposal comes about a month before Canada’s next election and as the country continues to deal with the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
Inman Connect New York is the ultimate gathering for residential real estate professionals — for newcomers and seasoned alike — to reconnect and plan for the future. You’ll gain learnings, insights and connections to accelerate your growth and success…. Continue reading
Exclusive presale tickets for Inman Connect New York 2022 sold out quickly! Great news: We released 100 additional tickets for Inman Select members so that you have one last chance to attend ICNY for the best price. Join us for our 25th anniversary cel… Continue reading
A judge ruled on Friday that the latest eviction moratorium is likely illegal, but that it’s ultimately up to a higher court to decide if it can continue. Continue reading
But the latest numbers, provided by OJO Labs, do hint at possible improvements in the ongoing inventory shortage. Continue reading
Inman Connect New York is back, and it’s our 25th Anniversary! To celebrate, we released 100 presale tickets. Join us for the most celebrated and insightful residential real estate event on the East Coast. Grab your presale ticket before it’s gone. Continue reading
Robert Reffkin also said he expects the New York City real estate market to rebound, and that housing in general should thrive in the near-term future. Continue reading