Goodbye Climb, a unique brokerage lost to a cookie-cutter industry
Inman Columnist Troy Palmquist mourns the loss of Climb, an ambitious indie brokerage founded in San Francisco. Continue reading
Inman Columnist Troy Palmquist mourns the loss of Climb, an ambitious indie brokerage founded in San Francisco. Continue reading
Harrison was first put on leave last fall. His official departure from the Northern California MLS took place in December. Continue reading
WhoHub is an app for real estate offices to streamline communications between agents and provide a central source for office resources. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they discuss a survey about real estate as the investment of the decade, wonder whether the guns are real and loaded in Dr. Phil’s house a… Continue reading
In the ongoing listings wars, some of the nation’s most heavily funded brokerages have been boasting about their concierge services. It’s worrying for indie brokers, but Troy Palmquist and Linnette Edwards have some ideas on how to compete. Continue reading
Coldwell Banker CEO Ryan Gorman said the move will allow members of both Realogy and Climb to take advantage of the latter company’s larger scale. Continue reading
Vince Malta applauded the White House’s proposal to “modernize” a rule that governs an array of infrastructure projects, though the move also drew condemnation from the left. Continue reading
The funds will be used to fund operations and push the company towards profitability, said CEO Matt Ehrlichmann in a statement. Continue reading
Opendoor, Vacasa and Compass all raised at least $300M in 2019 and were among the top 11 companies in terms of equity raises in 2019. Continue reading
At the start of the decade few people even had a smartphone. Now you can complete most of the home-buying process on one. Continue reading