Opinion
The fast-expanding NYC-based brokerage could easily follow the path of other big names such as WeWork, Zillow and Redfin
Opinion
The industry is racing to compete with instant-offer iBuyer startups, and some, like Zillow, are aggressively pivoting. But those just getting started may already be too far behind ...
Ahead of his appearance at Inman Connect Las Vegas, Ryan Gorman talks innovation at NRT, his focus on agents and his letter critiquing rival Compass
One of the industry's most popular marketing and tech services platform ups the ante with high-level, personalized Agency service
Opinion
The company's stock has cratered by over 90% in the past 5 years, a victim of Wall Street responding to an industry in transformation
85% of videos on Facebook are viewed without sound. Here’s how to create video that your audience will watch until the end — even on mute
Opinion
Faced with shrinking margins, everyone is racing to grab both sides of the transaction. Greed trumps doing the right thing
The partnership consolidates the brokerages and gives agents in Atlanta access to @properties' unique software
The data analysis company hired an independent research firm to evaluate its soon-to-sell services. The result? 19.5% accuracy
Opinion
Buying and selling a home is maddening, it's opaque, arcane, tedious, protracted and unnecessarily complicated
'We are a real estate company,' Charlie Young said, drawing a contrast between Coldwell Banker and rivals that have opted to describe themselves as tech companies
Multiple sources told Inman that Compass will acquire Alain Pinel Realtors, bolstering its rapid growth in the San Francisco Bay Area
Ryan Gorman accuses his rival of 'taking advantage' of agents. Robert Reffkin responds
Jeff Sibbach of the Sibbach Team clashed with his CEO over his training program. He and many colleagues have since moved to eXp
KW will launch its consumer-facing app in Q2 with an eye toward making its agents the 'Netflix of real estate'
Fallout looms following Amazon's decision to pull out of Long Island City. 'We drove out the largest company in the world because of socialism,' one agent scoffed
