Employees want the company to stop selling furniture to migrant holding facilities and create a new code of ethics
The Counselors of Real Estate ranks infrastructure, affordability, population migration and climate change as top risks
Former REBNY president John Banks is retiring after 5 years at the group's helm and will be replaced by executive VP Jim Whelan
Weeks after announcing an expansion into NYC, eXp Realty hit with lawsuit by a very similarly named brokerage
The council will explore ways to create more housing by getting rid of regulations such as zoning and density limits
The online furniture giant is facing criticism from over 500 alleged employees over an order destined for a facility in Texas to house 3,000 migrant children
The Tel Aviv-founded company wants to expand into 100 cities by 2030, while tackling 'urban loneliness' and fighting gentrification
The group allegedly spent years illegally renting out dozens of properties all across New York City and ultimately made millions of dollars
RAIYA can communicate with consumers via text message
The community social network is launching Your Home, a new section that provides consumers with insights about their property and connections to local real estate agents
The community in Canada would test new types of digital connectivity and experiment with emerging building techniques
The Peter Thiel-backed startup plans to use the new capital to continue growing its team of nearly 400 employees
Following his departure as RE/MAX president, Geoff Lewis is joining JPAR as president of its parent company
How do you update the iconic branding for the oldest residential real estate franchise in America? Slowly and steadily
Homeowners are clinging to low mortgage rates and increasingly aging in place, which means fewer people are selling and moving, and fewer homes are hitting the market
Investors, including Zillow, counted for the largest share of home purchases in recorded history in 2018. An analyst at Zacks outlines why he thinks it's changing real estate