Tech and team leaders who spoke at Agent Connect on Tuesday stressed how agents can think outside the box to provide solutions for themselves, their clients and other agents in the industry
Intel is highlighting the most important data releases and events slated for each month of 2024 in an effort to help industry observers follow the arc of residential real estate's rebound this year
Canada has shorter mortgage terms, which are now forcing people to move. Meanwhile in Australia, most buyers don't even use agents
Fact-based marketing gives agents confidence that they understand what's happening in their market and the courage to have a conversation about home prices
James Dwiggins argued at Inman Connect New York that commission lawsuits and pressure from the feds is going to bring about change in the real estate industry
The 'Million Dollar Listing New York' star had to develop a 3-rule system to keep it all together after being cast on the Bravo show. One of her key tenets? Learning to say no
The star broker said at Inman Connect New York Tuesday that the industry hasn't fundamentally improved enough, which makes him fear the past's mistakes will be repeated
'What people want more than anything is not an automated response,' Gisele Ugarte said during Day One of Inman Connect New York
Agents and brokers can make the most of the latest 'martech' tools by first identifying an area of expertise that they can build their brands on, then forging lifelong relationships with clients
Indecision, inventory and interest rates are the biggest challenges COO Stephen Meadows sees coming in 2024. Here's how companies and agents can face them and thrive
What happens when snow isn't fresh? It loses its appeal. It's the same with listings, Coach Darryl Davis writes, so here's how to warm up your listings to keep them fresh
Inman Connect New York is underway this week in midtown Manhattan. We'll share the hot gossip from the floor. Check back early and often for news, views, announcements, schedules and more
In his latest Snapshot, Brandon Doyle learns how Canadian Realtor Michael Thorne's 30 years in real estate encompass continuous learning, adaptation and leadership
You took a look around and shared with us the biggest mistakes new agents are making right now and what they need to do instead
Lead by David Keener, the real estate team grew quickly with an agent-centric model that reinvested profits into agent resources, and, like Real, operates without physical offices
For many real estate agents, a downturn wasn't destiny in 2023, according to responses from hundreds of industry professionals in the latest Inman Intel Index survey