Cutting expenses in 2025 doesn’t mean sacrificing quality, Chris Pollinger writes. Maintain profitability and reinvest savings into the areas that truly drive growth
Juan Carlos Barreneche, Alex Kutsishin, Greg Parker, Serge Zahniy and Andrii Omelkovets of Florida claimed first place for their streamlined referral bidding platform
As the players duke it out on the field, Inman readers will decide which star's pad reigns supreme by their votes. The final winner must hit it out of the park to determine the best luxury home of all
Durkin's departure was announced in an SEC filing and came after reports emerged about the nature of Howard Lorber's recent retirement, which was allegedly pressured by the board
The latest Inman-Dig Insights consumer survey of 3,000 working US adults reveals how Trump and Harris supporters take unique approaches to buying and selling real estate in today's market
Want to avoid falling behind on business or personal goals this holiday season? Rachael Hite tells you how to embrace the TikTok winter arc trend to stay ahead of the game
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Before drastic changes are made to Clear Cooperation, CoreLogic's Devi Mateti writes, it's worth noting that existing technology solutions already provide much of the flexibility being debated
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Here’s how agents can position themselves to earn referrals and build their business. (Hint: It’s easier than you’d think!)
A spate of recent lawsuits makes it clear the NAR's legal woes are far from over. Where do they (and you) go from here?
The vertical integration 'will reduce the stress of moving, deliver increased convenience, and save renters time and money'
Owners Mehrdad and Neda Elie purchased the home in 2022 for $15M and invested around $6M in renovations while preserving its White House-inspired features
CMLS CEO Denee Evans argued against the 'removal or significant weakening of a policy so critical to the integrity of our housing market' in an open letter to NAR and its members Friday afternoon
These screamers have one thing in common — real estate. Because ghosts, vampires and demons need a home, too
The CFPB claimed statements made by hosts of Townstone Financial's AM radio call-in show and podcasts discouraged Black Chicago residents from applying for a mortgage
Like the eponymous mammal, Giraffe360 can see above and beyond what’s merely in front of it
