Scott Griffith, who led Zipcar during its IPO and sale to Avis, will take over the reins of the estate-selling website from Andy Nielsen
Indeed, San Francisco housing prices have risen dramatically over the last decade, going from approximately $900,000 in 2007 to nearly $1.5 million in 2017.
The tech company's latest mobile computer is geared toward schools, but agents may find lots to love
Even after a fatal collision involving an Uber self-driving car, Waymo is moving forward with new driverless Jaguars, and an ambitious ride-sharing program
'We’re Uber-izing the homeowner space,' the founder says of his company's brand 'mello' and its new tech campus
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Sales of homes came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.54 million units, compared to 5.38 million in January, according to NAR
Redfin highlights a story of a Bay Area-music teacher and buyer who's rendition of the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young classic tugged the sellers' heartstrings.
A historian and Wikipedia editor teamed up to create a more detailed map of the U.S. population than the U.S. Census official figures.
A new analysis finds that property at risk of flooding is double the current FEMA risk, and 41 million Americans could be impacted.
The home automation company owned by Google has a new fleet of smart devices to trick out your home.
The company's indoor, connected smart bulbs have been a hit. Now it's taking things outdoors.
MIT wants its AutoSaw to give people without carpentry skills the ability to make wares that fit their house or apartment. It can even build a full shed.
Boss Robert Thomson talks up how acquisition has helped the company's bottom line, offers market perspective
Inman's first-ever Real Estate Leadership Survey reveals how rank-and-file want leaders to address the influx of upstarts and disruptive tech.
Will real estate crypto startups fall under SEC probe?
