A trash-filled Bothell, Washington, property received 17 offers and sold after 5 days on the market
Compass agent Richard Herschenfeld shares how his experience as the owner of Prohibition, a bar on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, prepared him for real estate
by Marian McPherson Jan 27
If some days feel a bit like a strugglebus, take some time to take for a little self-care. You'll find yourself motivated all winter long
by Rachael Hite Jan 27
For Southern California broker Troy Palmquist, your output is only as good as your input
by Christy Murdock Jan 27
The home sits between two inlets and has a staircase leading to a beach
The 'We Buy Ugly Houses' company remade a home in Miami, Florida, in 2019
The global luxury real estate brand is launching its first yachting division in the US
by Patrick Kearns Jan 24
The real estate industry threw some curveballs. Take Inman's real estate news quiz to demonstrate how strong your talking points and cocktail banter are this week
by Inman Jan 24
The Agency's new $26.5M contemporary craftsman listing includes a 5,000-square-foot 'Star Wars'-themed basement entertainment complex and home theater
by Lillian Dickerson Jan 23
The Colonial-style home in Los Angeles was built in 1938 for $12,800
28 residents fell ill from high levels of carbon monoxide at Long Island apartment complex
Poulos, who will be speaking at ICNY 2020, talks about gender imbalances in real estate
This week, Jason Shutt, a broker at Windermere Real Estate on Bainbridge Island, Washington, seals the deal after sweating the results of a septic system inspection
by Inman Jan 23
Neighbors sued the family for allegedly violating homeowner's association restrictions
by Lillian Dickerson Jan 22
California Governor Gavin Newsom and Oakland's mayor have signed on to a solution that would allow the nonprofit to buy the home 'for a price not to exceed the appraised value'
Development company Elsey Partners has proposed 2 new apartment buildings in San Francisco's Mission District that seek to provide affordable housing options by way of underground communal living areas in a city that's increasingly pricing out the average person
by Lillian Dickerson Jan 21