Real Estate Industry Overview & Trends
The company's revenue jumped 158% year-over-year — and other key takeaways from the company's latest earnings report
The company is also launching in Flagstaff with its 1% listing fee for consumers
The two tech-oriented real estate companies announced Wednesday that their partnership is moving into nine new cities
The company's revenue jumped a whopping 88% year-over-year during the final 3 months of 2019. Here's some key stats worth paying attention to
Place Inc. will handle a variety of business tasks for teams, which will be able to keep their existing branding and remain in their brokerages
The newly formed proptech company — yet to be named — was in the works for about a year, a bond that formed over shared philosophies. Dave Crumby, Realvolve, will serve as CEO and Gabe Cordova, Firepoint, as president
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Premier Realty Partners, a 20-agent, 2-office indie brokerage, is affiliating with Corcoran
Americans plan to move to more affordable places, for job opportunities and to be closer to their children, among other reasons
A new program will allow real estate professionals who identify as minorities, LGBT, women or military veterans to start Coldwell Banker franchises without paying the normal franchise fee
The vacation rental giant has appointed former OpenTable CEO Matt Roberts as interim chief executive while it searches for a new permanent leader
A judge issued a temporary restraining order for a rule that would shift the burden of paying the fees from tenants to landlords
Zephyr Real Estate's lawsuit against Compass over aggressive recruitment will continue for now, after a judge ruled against Compass' request for summary judgement
SmartMLS CEO Kathy Elson expands on the ins and outs of the pocket listing ban
The valuation startup plans to use the money to build out more technology
The parent company of realtor.com owner Move also said revenue from its real estate services declined 5% year-over-year
Elm Street Technology secured a round of funding from Aquiline Capital Partners, a New York- and London-based private equity firm, for the purpose of acquiring more companies and supporting the subsequent growth