Although much of the discussions revolve around pundits sharing 'high-level thinking,' let’s not forget to hear what is occurring during day-to-day with brokers just like you
Joe Kehrig, who joined Compass after the Pacific Union acquisition last year, has seen an evolution at Coldwell Banker thanks to the leadership of Ryan Schneider and Ryan Gorman
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An ICNY panel discussed how second-generation broker-owners — and millennials, too — are evolving the brokerage business
Real estate brokers explain all of the responsibilities of the rental agent as the burden of paying them shifts to landlords in NYC
While some agents have seen clients significantly impacted by the outbreak, others note that Chinese buyers had already been dwindling because of trade tensions
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Paul Hurst, the vice president of venture investments at First American, advises that companies are more likely to get consumers to use affiliated services if they use W-2 agents
Elm Street Technology secured a round of funding from Aquiline Capital Partners, a New York- and London-based private equity firm, for the purpose of acquiring more companies and supporting the subsequent growth
The Denver-based brokerage recently announced it would expand into Raleigh, North Carolina, after operating offices in Colorado and Washington
Sara Patterson is joining the company's C-suite following stints at Walmart, Bonobos, Condé Nast and Gilt Groupe
To build a cohesive team, you need to carefully select its members, support each other, create incentives and celebrate the wins
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Deniz Kahramaner of San Francisco-based Atlasa pours through the data to determine whether a home with a brick foundation will stand up to a quake in the Bay Area