The 10-year-old settlement between the Justice Department and the National Association of Realtors is no more. Are online listings at risk?
Opinion
If you remember to treat a fellow human as you’d like to be treated, then you have the key to success
by Jay Thompson Dec 5
In the end, it's all about making sure your buyers are happy in the perfect home — and sometimes that means letting go of a few wants
A LendingTree study that looks at mortgage applications reveals that Florida, followed by Texas, California, Washington and Arizona, Massachusetts and North Carolina, top the list for homebuyers
by Lew Sichelman Dec 4
'If you value how your business world will look tomorrow, you better be there'
by Matthew Shadbolt Dec 4
A court case alleging unpaid debts and faulty inspection records remains open on the Atlanta rapper's home
by Marian McPherson Dec 4
The real estate giant will have homes for sale from 9 new partners and will soon reach 50,000 total listings in Canada
Lynne Patton, a regional head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in New York, wants to draw attention to substandard conditions of public housing
by Patrick Kearns Dec 4
Shared office space is cheaper and more productive, say Realtors who use companies like WeWork and Regus
by Jim Dalrymple II Dec 4
The real estate franchise snagged second place, beating out Google and Visa but bowing to Total Quality Logistics
by Marian McPherson Dec 4
Start 2019 with confidence that you know how to handle everything the business can throw at you. And then some.
by Inman Dec 4
Learn why 'the consumer is looking for an all-inclusive experience'
by Inman Dec 4
Joseph Sirosh, the former CTO of artificial intelligence at Microsoft, will replace Liming Zhao, who departed in March
by Patrick Kearns Dec 4
The nation saw 5.4% annual price growth in October, though CoreLogic predicts growth could slow to 4.8% by next year
After 3 posts in Baghdad, Austin real estate agent, Raoul Rowe is using his life experiences to educate other veterans and help them buy homes
by Lew Sichelman Dec 4