Exclusive: Agentology launches phone answering service
On Wednesday, Agentology announced the launch of CallConnect, a service that provides agents with a single phone number that will ring them and their teams. Continue reading
On Wednesday, Agentology announced the launch of CallConnect, a service that provides agents with a single phone number that will ring them and their teams. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, boomerang buyers are back! Continue reading
“Whoever buys the house will need to finish everything — the kitchen, the bathrooms, everything needs to be redone,” Misha Haghani, the Paramount Realty USA broker overseeing the auction, told Inman. “This is mostly a positive because buyers at this pr… Continue reading
Realtor.com is set to debut its first hard-cover book aimed specifically at the first-time homebuyer, according to an announcement Wednesday. Continue reading
A legally blind consumer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against News Corp. subsidiary and realtor.com operator Move Inc., alleging the company’s websites discriminate against people with visual disabilities. Continue reading
More than half of all home shoppers said that they’d be willing to spend $20,000 on home renovations, according to a new survey by Realtor.com. Continue reading
Why aren’t we looking closer at views, favorites and the metrics that make a listing stand out? Troy Palmquist digs into popular sites’ metrics, or lack thereof. Continue reading
Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow Jr., a one-time powerhouse now accused of raping multiple women, has listed his property for $2.995 million. Continue reading
Realtor.com on Wednesday introduced ‘Price Perfect,’ a new feature for its website and mobile apps to help home buyers more deeply understand their buying power when shopping for homes. Continue reading
The price of an average home in the U.S. rose 4.3 percent year-over-year in January, falling from 4.7 percent in December, according to Case-Shiller. Continue reading