Last-ditch attempt to scuttle policy change defeated by board of directors
Trade group CEO says comments about site prompted calls from hedge fund managers, drop in stock price
Members suggest trade group 'take back' realtor.com, revamp three-way agreement, ponder national MLS
Tech-centric side of real estate attracting attention of investing world
'Find it first' videos hammer competitors' alleged deficiencies
Fast-growing firm joins 'Broker Success Program'
Users can access 58 percent of ListHub listings
Video: Simple as 1-2-3
Franchisor to continue surfacing IDX listings from affiliated brokerages
Buyers don't seem fazed by imbalance between supply and demand
Team also representing former Versace mansion, Kardashian estate
Even as market heats up, seriously overpriced listings won't sell
Real estate agents and brokers are missing out on a potentially lucrative business opportunity to serve consumers interested in rentals, according to study conducted by residential real estate consulting firm WAV Group Inc.
The study, conducted on behalf of the Houston Association of Realtors, surveyed 1,196 respondents online between Sept. 26, 2012 and Oct. 30, 2012. The vast majority of respondents, 82 percent, said they were currently renting or leasing, and the remainder said they were looking to rent or lease. All were located in the Houston metro area.
As technology and markets change, preferences of each group will endure
Wichita Realtor association says fee increase is the first in four years
Unique, amazing, and meaningful presentations will translate into visits