The commercial and would-be residential giant saw revenue jump 13% year over year in the second quarter while profit climbed 20%, according to a 2Q earnings call Tuesday afternoon
From tech fees to non-refundable move-in costs and so-called 'peace-of-mind packages,' the 'junk fees' landlords charge tenants are increasingly under fire from lawmakers and the White House
Prices rose 0.7% from April to May after adjusting for increases typically experienced in spring, according to estimates released Tuesday by CoreLogic and the Federal Housing Finance Agency
Despite struggles in the commercial space dating from the beginning of COVID, some commercial brokerages have found a way to thrive
The world's largest franchisor of residential real estate brands posted a profitable quarter for the first time since the 3Q22 despite reporting sagging revenues of $1.7B in line with expectations
The typical rent was $1,745 a month in June, down $31 from its record high in July 2022, according to a new report from Realtor.com
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If you think a member of the National Association of Realtors has done something unethical as outlined in the Code of Ethics, please file a complaint
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On the 35th anniversary of the Capital Crawl, a demonstration that helped push the Americans with Disabilities Act into law, now is the time to ask: Is unintentional bias turning off prospects?
Compass Head of Coaching Courtney Smith said the brokerage's new data-powered Performance Tracker tool will enable agents and team leaders to track gross commission income, sales volume and other data
The author of 'The One Thing' offers one important question that can have a game-changing impact on your business
Six months after Katrina Helmkamp's retirement, Cartus has named Matthew Tebbe as its latest president and CEO. Tebbe will be responsible for 'accelerating momentum' at the relocation brand
Every week Sue 'Pinky' Benson answers your most pressing Instagram questions. This week, she's helping you utilize green screen in Stories and Reels
With sales down and inventory low, agents are combing social media, calling expireds and seeking out people with major life milestones. In other words, they're meeting the moment with creativity
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When it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion there are a lot of working parts to consider. How accessible is your office for consumers and potential team members?
When times get tough, turn to free grassroots marketing and relationship-building to help you weather the challenges
As Billionaires' Row continues to reshape Manhattan's skyline one 'supertall' at a time, agents say a new class of buyer is gradually reshaping the demographics of New York's most exclusive block
