Real Estate Brokerage News
The platform, an Inside Real Estate product, should give brokers plenty to look at when considering a solution to address all pain points along the real estate business spectrum. It has some unique highlights that make it a top contender.
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The brokerage was once the second-highest spender on realtor.com. Now the company is finding new success with Zillow's Premier Broker
The move by The Laugesen Team follows a string of high-profile defections from Coldwell Banker NRT this month
Opinion
From my vantage point, agents from the full-service and agent-centered brokerages represent most of sellers and buyers today, with the discount brokerage and iBuyer model offering a service to a small sector of the market
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene and Heritage Texas Properties will be among top 50 brokerages
Jessica Swesey took the ICLV crowd through a series of exercises to help them develop their brand. Watch the video to play along at home
The Chinese portal will market properties from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and Engel & Völkers Americas, among other companies
What resources are required to open more offices nationwide? Find out from the experts onstage at Inman Connect Las Vegas
The move to incorporate outside tools into the company's platform is a step toward building a more open-architecture platform
The real estate industry threw some curveballs. Take Inman's real estate news quiz to demonstrate how strong your talking points and cocktail banter are this week
At ICLV, the co-founder of Climb Real Estate shares the story of how he grew his company from a team to an indie brokerage to now a nationwide franchise
The initial launch of the tech tool, which allows brokerages to share anonymized buyer data, boasts 10 partners
Clearly communicate your values and value proposition, and provide them with the right tools and education
Opinion
It’s October. If you have more than a handful of agents, statistics prove that a percentage of them will leave you — and normally, that’ll happen at the beginning of the year. If you pay attention to these warning signs, however, you can head off future problems