The LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance and the Real Pride Network are both products of people who recently fled the National Association of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals
On Monday, Compass CEO Robert Reffkin called for more diversity on the boards of directors inside publicly traded real estate companies. So far, that hasn't happened
Critics say NAGLREP founder Jeff Berger appears to be misrepresenting how his group is governed and expelling members who ask questions. Berger says he's being bullied
In multiple talk tracks at Tech Connect, leaders in sales, fintech and proptech all agreed on one thing: The COVID-19 pandemic has totally changed how people market, sell and buy real estate
The discussion centered around what actions brokers should take in upcoming months to move forward in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and national upheaval
Anne Jones, Windermere Abode owner and designated broker; Veronica Figueroa, eXp Realty Figueroa Team founder; and Tiffany Curry, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices' first Black broker-owner, ask industry to face issues of racism
Inman has published more than 785 stories on the coronavirus. Here's our comprehensive list of coverage
If you missed it, here are the videos from both sessions at yesterday's Inman Town Hall
During Thursday's Inman virtual town hall, real estate leaders shared tangible ways they're helping their community amid shelter-in-place orders
Michael Valdes most recently served as senior vice president of global servicing for all of Realogy's brands
The pandemic may continue to wreak havoc for some time, but a strong quarter of earnings offers support to the idea that there's light at the end of the tunnel
The layoffs come as the pandemic has largely stopped global travel and after Airbnb previously undertook cost-cutting measures
Here are the videos from the latest edition of Inman Town Hall, which focused on tech tools, branding, and strategy
The company's virtual world platform VirBELA saw its biggest net increase in customers ever in the first quarter of 2020
The Paycheck Protection Program has allocated nearly $660 billion for small businesses. Despite glitchy application systems and unresponsive lenders, a number of agents now say they've received funding through the program