11 real estate books you still have time to read by the pool

Whether you’re hopping a plane to your next conference, sitting by the pool or just looking to up your game, here’s our list of reads — whether you hold the pages in your hand or listen to an audible version. Continue reading

Welcome home! How to help buyers navigate accessibility

A lack of accessible housing may make it difficult for clients with disabilities to find the home they’re looking for, Rachael Hite writes. Here’s how to help. Continue reading

How Harvard’s housing report sees the current (and future) market

With natural growth slowing, writes economist Matthew Gardner, states will recognize the importance of attracting new residents from other markets as domestic migration will become a more important driver of household growth and housing demand. Continue reading

You can do more than write about hate speech

If you think a member of the National Association of Realtors has done something unethical as outlined in the Code of Ethics, please file a complaint, writes Minnesota broker-owner and member of the professional standards committee Teresa Boardman. Continue reading

What is ableism? 2 ‘disabled’ women sound off

Trainer Rachael Hite takes a deep dive with two experts about what it takes to build a business plan that is both aware and inclusive, along with steps you can take to help your team tackle tough social issues that a significant portion of your custome… Continue reading

26% of your office is touched by disability. Are you prepared?

Trainer Rachael Hite takes a deep dive in this interview series with two experts about what it takes to create an environment that is accessible for those with disabilities. If you are working at building diversity, equity and inclusion into your busin… Continue reading

Property bans don’t just endanger Asian buyers — they harm agents

Current and pending laws nationwide represent an invitation for discrimination against the AANHPI community, Asian Real Estate Association of America President Kurt Nishimura writes. Continue reading

Let’s help legacy property owners fight unfair development

There’s a desperate need for more housing inventory in the country, but Dr. Lee Davenport points out that developers must still follow the rules and respect the rights of others. Continue reading

How smart cities are poised to transform our lives for the better

Smart cities have the potential to fundamentally change our lives. This potential will only continue to develop and create a brighter future for all. Continue reading