4.2 million Americans are now using forbearance programs. However, the rate at which loans are going into forbearance is slowing, suggesting conditions are stabilizing
One of the nation's largest indies gains a foothold in 5 new states and acquires a stake in a company with a franchising division as crises pushes others to consider consolidation
The New York-based company will use the funding to fuel its expansion and build up its technology
Robert Reffkin told CNBC that the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the shift to tech-enabled businesses
On August 17-18, the virtual event will feature general sessions, lounges, a vendor market place and more
The company, which was founded in 2016, plans to use the money to beef up its machine intelligence technology
The pandemic's market impacts have varied across the country. Inman has put together data on those impacts, and talked to dozens of agents on the front lines
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Although Gov. Tom Wolf vetoed House Bill 2412, which would have reclassified real estate as essential in Pennsylvania, he has reopened statewide real estate with restrictions
The Move, Inc. CRM has been around for years, first reviewed in 2015. It's new version, X, has upped its user experience with speed, integrations and added coaching tools
A Zillow spokesperson told Inman the company gets virtually all of its listings from MLS feeds these days
The California Association of Realtors recently released a new video campaign that highlights the strength of Californians working together amidst the COVID-19 crisis
The company is bringing on Regina Benjamin, the former US surgeon general, to consult on and develop new safety protocols as it returns to iBuying
Keller Williams consumer app now helps buyers and agents schedule virtual tours. The tech-forward franchise wanted to let consumers know that it's possible to still see homes
Agents in New York state can't do in-person showings or open houses. But they told Inman that at least some price points are still seeing a lot of action
Buyers are looking for homes in different places, and with different characteristics, than they did before COVID-19 brought chaos to the US