Agents from across the brokerage spectrum believe their local markets are fragmented by access to private listings, an Inman survey suggests
Using interactive charts, explore and analyze data from Inman's most recent survey
Real estate agents' buyer and seller pipelines recovered a bit after bottoming out in July. But revenue outlooks, if anything, have worsened
A recent survey examines agent-leadership dynamics when their brokerage aligns with a competitor to the National Association of Realtors
Even before transaction fees survived a recent lawsuit, real estate leaders had no plans to end them. If anything, they're poised to expand
As brokerages face pushback over client fees, these charges are broadly unpopular with agents. Many have had to pay them out of pocket
Real estate sentiment continued to worsen in July. And this time, it was sparked by on-the-ground interactions with clients
Using interactive charts, explore and analyze data from Intel's most recent survey
Insurers declined to renew policies at unseen rates near wildfire and storm risk. Inman examines what's happened in those markets since
Inman's data team explores the markets where single-family property investors expect a long-term boost in rents and home values
Chicago agents told Intel how the brief interruption in Zillow's access to listings affected clients
Using interactive charts, explore and analyze data from Intel's most recent survey
A new industry survey reveals broad support for efforts to cut off portal access to listings. But some don't want it in their market
Talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz have calmed some corners of the financial sector
More brokerage leaders this year say it's tough to turn a profit. Intel breaks down its recent survey of broker-owners and executives
Big brokerages are more powerful but indies feel fine. Inman Intel dives in