Ohio’s largest MLS is born as two smaller ones combine
'Yes-MLS' will have more than 12,000 members and serve 36 counties in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
by Andrea V. Brambila Mar 26
Denver pulls up the drawbridge on 'slot homes'
Development proposals for these multi-dwelling structures are no longer welcome by the city
by Gill South Mar 26
House head and tech keys
Read all five parts of Inman's first-ever guide for real estate leaders on surviving disruption and thriving in the future, based on our industry survey
The week in financial markets: Sorting noise from substance
Opinion
The dominant shows in progress involve the stock market, the tariff announcement and the possibility of trade war, and a tough week for technology
by Lou Barnes Mar 23
Real estate leaders gear up for radical meeting in the desert
'We’re trading ballrooms, presentations and notebooks for hikes, spirited outdoor discussions and a manifesto for change'
by Caroline Feeney Mar 23
What can Zillow do to offset slowing revenue growth?
Opinion
The Premier Agent program hasn't reached maturity yet, but it appears to have hit its peak growth rate
by Mike DelPrete Mar 22
Mystery phone caller
A serial caller with a deep voice has targeted female agents across the country, from Hawaii to Massachusetts, prompting safety alerts
Cheapest Cities to Live
February median monthly rent climbed 2.8 percent to $1,445 from last year, according to a new report from the real estate portal
Real estate agent hosting open house robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco
Suspects have yet to be identified and the investigation is ongoing, according to the SFPD
by Marian McPherson Mar 21
Bombing suspect dead, Austin real estate community remains vigilant
Real estate agents in the Texas capital are relieved that the serial bombing saga appears to have concluded without more bloodshed, but aren't taking chances with safety
by Gill South Mar 21
E-signature giant DocuSign reportedly gearing up to go public
Software is frequently used in the facilitation of real estate transactions
The Federal Reserve building
Additional increases throughout the year could push mortgage rates as high as 5 percent by year's end
Existing-home sales rebound, up 3 percent in February
Sales of homes came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.54 million units, compared to 5.38 million in January, according to NAR
How real estate is reacting to Facebook's data scandal
Why #DeleteFacebook is trending and more agents are considering doing just that
by Christy Murdock Mar 20
Zillow quietly charging big builders for listing exposure
Real estate giant taps into new revenue stream, prompts agent concerns about what comes next
by Andrea V. Brambila Mar 20
https://www.inman.com/2017/12/26/housing-shortage-softening-buyer-demand-in-major-us-metros/
Millennials in particular are losing out as new home construction slows, and the tax overhaul and tariffs aren't likely to improve matters