A new report from Coldwell Banker indicates the so-called Great Resignation is impacting consumers' attitudes about housing
The growing business allows homeowners to access their home equity as their property values rise — without taking on more debt
The appointees will be tasked with supporting segments like KW Commercial and KW Luxury
The online mortgage company is facing scrutiny from former employees and on social media, where a video of CEO Vishal Garg firing employees over Zoom drew thousands of reactions
Opinion
The Real Word is about to hit its 200th episode (next week!), and Inman has been there for all of it! Here Byron Lazine and Nicole White revisit their fave highlights from 199 episodes full of commentary on real estate's major news — plus all the fun in between
Zillow's stock bounced back to the highest level in a month as the portal announced a stock buyback plan and its speedy progress on sunsetting Zillow Offers
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Company says it's positioned for growth as lenders shift their focus from refinancing mortgages to providing purchase loans
VHT and TourFactory both provide photography services geared to the real estate industry. They believe the new deal will create the largest network of its kind in the US
Realtor Brandon Huber is under fire for pulling his church's support of a food bank during Pride Month. Now, the Missoula Organization of Realtors has to determine if it's religious freedom or hate speech
Deal geared at helping investors acquire and liquidate individual single-family rental properties, or entire portfolios, more efficiently
Opinion
This week, Bryon Lazine and Nicole White discuss a lawsuit that's fighting Oregon's ban on love letters, top changes from the NAR annual conference and Real Estate Creative's social media content
Vanessa Espinoza, California agent and former deputy public guardian for 7 of the Turpin siblings, is facing calls for the state to revoke her real estate license
The company announced its latest management tool, which it bills as a direct competitor to the widely used ShowingTime product
The San Francisco-based company's platform helps pair would-be real estate investors with friends or strangers who want to co-own property
The funding will be dedicated to sustaining Updater's current growth trend, which has seen the company climb to approximately 250 employees over the past 12 months