Since scooping up Climb Real Estate in 2016, the company has moved away from brokerage acquisitions. But Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider revealed how that all might change
by Patrick Kearns May 2
Like many of the famed architect's creations, this Salt Lake City property makes use of wood and natural light
The San Francisco-based startup has streamlined an online application process that used to take up to a week
by Jim Dalrymple II May 2
The holding company posted $1.1B in revenue in Q1, a decrease of 9% from the previous quarter
by Patrick Kearns May 2
Opinion
Realtors need to make sincere efforts to build healthy client relationships so that they can keep the door open to future opportunities
by Gina Castrorao May 2
Opinion
The number of elderly homeowners with dementia is likely to increase. We need to discuss how to transact with them ethically
by Teresa Boardman May 2
Opinion
Meaningful outreach by way of tried-and-true practices have more of an impact than you might believe
by Fiona Petrie May 2
Opinion
Are agents who don't attend appraisals doing a disservice to the property?
by Troy Palmquist May 2
The tech-focused brokerage’s competitve advantage is access to capital, and it’s parlaying that advantage into a massive agent recruiting tool at scale
by Mike DelPrete May 1
The small East African island nation will accept a starting bid of $2.5M on the nearly 8-acre Westchester County property
JPAR Instant Offers is designed to be as convenient as an iBuyer but casts Texas brokerage JP & Associates as a facilitator of deals rather than a purchaser of properties
by Jim Dalrymple II May 1
RE/MAX teamed up with the the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) to release a free e-book with English and Spanish translations of common real estate terms
by Marian McPherson May 1
The new book covers everything from how to know if you're ready to buy to how to save for a down payment
The brokerage has experience in the market as a Zillow Offers partner and through its sister tech company zavvie
by Patrick Kearns May 1
Attorneys allege more than a dozen sites operated by Move Inc. are 'incompatible' with screen readers, therefore impeding blind consumers' access to online content