Beverly Hills agent Jade Mills highlights the many reasons Bieber's bid to sell his home on Instagram is doomed to fail
Nonprofit Community Solutions' Build for Zero program is helping communities end chronic and veteran homelessness through real-time data
Today's sellers may have done their own research and come up with their own prices, so it's up to agents to manage expectations and gently deliver reality
The typical African American family could afford just 25% of the homes for sale last year, down from 39% in 2012, according to a new study from Redfin
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MLS leaders of today have the opportunity to go beyond being caretakers of an important institution, to be revolutionaries who leave a permanent legacy behind
Luxury buyers are gravitating away from grand estates and toward properties with amenities and little maintenance
Executive Chairman Georg Chmiel shares the simple things agents need to know about creating good energy through feng shui
Brad Inman argued Wednesday at Luxury Connect that the real estate market today is dominated by change, and that agents need to be smarter to thrive
Eric Wu thinks the role of agents will change significantly — while musing that 'it's good to be hated' by some agents
Police found 29 dead bodies on land where this property was built, but under Illinois law owners are not required to disclose such details
Robert Shapiro's Woodbridge Group reportedly promised low-risk investments with high-risk returns, but instead, the money was shuffled into shell companies
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The policy requires agents to put any listing they're advertising into the MLS and comes at a time of growing concern over off-market listings
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Real estate is anything but an instant gratification business. The more you put yourself out there and the more open houses you host, the more likely you will be to build a roster of prospects to work with
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A focus on exponential growth came at a cost — my bottom line