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MetroList allegedly paid $10K ransom after being compromised by hackers, leaving more than 20K subscribers without a functioning system for nearly 2 days
Prospect Square can compile market reports, send emails and newsletters, and is designed to help agents solidify their position as local experts
Eytan Seidman, head of product, and Khurrum Malik, chief marketing officer, are leaving the company
The event features listings from brokerages that are members of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World
John Campbell, an analyst with Stephens, is upgrading his investor outlook for Zillow, Redfin and eXp Realty, saying they represent the future while downgrading calls for Realogy and RE/MAX
O'Hara has a new executive job outside the real estate industry less than a week after he resigned from Move Inc.
'Bidding wars are back with a fury in San Francisco,' one Redfin agent recently said
Tim Foley will serve as executive vice president of operations. He will report directly to CEO Ryan Gorman
In November, Rich Barton purchased oodles of Zillow stock. The investment has paid off handsomely as the market embraces his iBuyer pivot
Fresh off purchasing $3M in RE/MAX stock, founder David Liniger acquired 140,800 more shares this week
The partnership pairs the digital notary startup with the largest group of title companies and title insurance underwriters in the US
Citing the affordability of the Dallas area, and Frisco in particular, the techie brokerage is expanding with its first engineering office outside of the West Coast
The company's homebuying and selling platform is officially live in Orlando, Florida, its 11th market
A new study shows that people were happiest with their lives when their debt was in the form of mortgages and least happy when it was tied to medical expenses
As law firms target real estate agents with Facebook ads inviting them to join class-action lawsuits against brokerages, California Association of Realtors (CAR) is telling agents not to join
The short-term rental bookings website already has a policy requiring hosts to disclose surveillance. And many guests accept they're being watched, according to a survey of 2,000 people