The tech giant will fund developments near its WA headquarters with 40% of units dedicated to middle income housing or 80% dedicated to low-income housing
The brokerage and a Massachusetts government agency say they are working together to ensure Redfin Direct buyers get a mandatory form that had been previously excluded
With Dealmachine, real estate investors hire people who are already out driving around to look for leads on investment properties
Ryan Schneider, CEO of parent company Realogy, said that the venerated real estate brokerage franchise is switching to a capped commissions model to compete with Keller Williams, Windermere and others
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The MLS tech vendor's chief legal counsel Arnold Pinkston has taken a new job in the healthcare manufacturing industry, where he previously worked
KW has 23 market centers and 1,116 agents across Africa
It took about 18 months to hit $1B, but the company expects to hit a second billion in just 4 weeks
The 29-year-old suspect allegedly learned about an open house through an online advertisement, police say
This will be the third fund for the venture capital firm, which previously has invested in technology related to everything from AI to property management and appraisals
The Missouri Real Estate Commission fined Keller Williams Realty Chesterfield $10,000 for multiple instances of unlicensed activity. But associate broker Rebecca Reich Rose says the audit 'made the brokerage stronger'
The site is specific to the Americas region and has a suite of agent tools including CRM tech, lead management, a business dashboard and more
The home sold for $500,000 and sits on a large plot of land for the area
Steve Hagerman will serve as Wells Fargo's head of consumer lending technology and will be responsible for the bank's new and emerging technology platforms
Upward of 550 agents will be on the market as Tom Denny, owner of the 2 Realogy franchises in Southern California, retires and closes up shop
The program, rolled out in time for Memorial Day but which has no expiration, waives the Nashville-based brokerage's $3,500 flat fee for active duty service members and veterans