Award-winning image editing and marketing company has grown rapidly by editing others' work. Its new immersive tour product can be created with minimal imagery using affordable cameras and published in 24 hours
Homeownership rates for LGBT Americans lag behind those of the broader population. A new report suggests fears of discrimination may be contributing to that difference
Redfin and RE/MAX had the most productive agents in 2019, according to the ranking
Spencer Rascoff served as CEO until 2019, when company founder Rich Barton returned
The funds will be used to recruit hosts, introduce longer-term stays, and bolster the company's Airbnb Experiences program
Dallas-based development company Centurion American has spent nearly $800K to provide free rooms to medical professionals at luxury hotel The Statler during the pandemic
Rents still increased in March, but the growth slowed at a time when rents would normally be rising more quickly
A franchise owner confirmed to Inman that regional leadership at Keller Williams suggested rolling all expenses into April's budget to enable them to hang on to more cash
A survey conducted by the Realogy-owned brand hints at how widespread the economic turmoil from the pandemic is becoming
A recent Inman survey showed that the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have been mixed so far. But nearly everyone in real estate thinks they'll eventually suffer
The short answer is probably not. The long answer is complicated — and it's happening
The real estate franchisor's package includes tools and training to prepare agents for the upcoming months
Thad Wong, co-founder of @properties, said during an Inman Town Hall Thursday that there may be short-term 'sheer havoc' in parts of the industry
As the COVID-19 pandemic causes cancellations to spike, WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani is pitching a revenue-sharing deal to the company's largest landlords
Homesnap has found that with more people online, the cost of clicks and impressions on certain platforms is going down during the crisis
A vast number of renters have lost their jobs during the pandemic, leading to 'fear far worse than expected,' according to a new survey of more than 2,700 landlords and 7,300 renters