Airbnb is now allowing guests to receive refunds for reservations booked on or before March 14 with a check-in date between March 14 and June 15
Greenwich, Connecticut-based agent Sarah Huo shares how she's helping clients and her community get through the pandemic by delivering dumplings
The COVID-19 pandemic has us interacting with people in previously unthinkable ways. For agents, it's created new client questions and increased buyer screening
12,000-square-foot townhouse first hit the market in 2014 for $50M. It was cut to $28M in 2017, and now, it's been relisted for $11.45M — or a fifth of the original price
Although agents have relied on PPE throughout the pandemic, it's unclear if they and their clients will continue using the supplies once it's no longer absolutely necessary
An estate in a remote part of southeastern Florida has hit the market for $25M — but it's only the most recent socially distant home to draw attention from the upper class
'The over-the-top marketing, the partying and the champagne is not cool right now,' said Donna Olshan, a luxury Realtor and the founder of Olshan Realty in New York
In spending so much time at home, some people might be feeling the pressure to be productive and to do more. However, a constant state of busyness is not the only route to success and even more importantly, to fulfillment in life. Here's why
The property was spearheaded by developer Gala Asher and originally listed for $55M
'It's almost a free-for-all,' Million Dollar Listing's Josh Altman told TMZ
The home was built in 1889 and is a gem of classic San Francisco architecture
Opinion
A first-time buyer — Inman reporter Andrea Brambila — goes through a day of socially distanced showings and wonders how to make the right choice while existing in a bubble
What will be the design impact of coronavirus? Experts weigh in on the features we may see more of
The property, which sold in March, sits at 5,800 square feet
'Curb appeal has never been as important as it is today,' landscape designer and HGTV personality Carson Arthur told Inman
Brian Bushlach was fed up with the insurance options available to real estate professionals, so he decided to create his own health insurance company
