Rethink the way you support and celebrate the agents who make your brokerage run by reimagining your agent appreciation program, First Team's Lauren Henss writes
Industry changes stemming from the National Association of Realtors' antitrust settlement have made listing appointments easier, among other perks, real estate leaders told Inman
Broker-owner Butch Leiber offers tips for providing a higher level of service to clients and conveying a higher level of professionalism to the public
Opinion
Do we still want to work like it's 1999? No, that's why agents need to ask themselves what they really want their work, life and compensation to look like moving forward, Rachael Hite writes
Creating a workplace where all feel valued, welcomed and respected is vital to organizational success, Keller Williams' Julia Lashay Israel writes, and it doesn’t just happen overnight
Provide comprehensive support and foster a culture of continuous improvement, Manny Solis writes, to empower agents to excel in a competitive market, deliver exceptional service to clients
Growing and scaling a team is one of leadership's most challenging yet rewarding aspects. Side's Manny Solis shares insights to consider when examining your own leadership style
Opinion
Your team members and customers are struggling, Rachael Hite writes. Here is what wise brokers need to know about the state of happiness and how it impacts all of us
Opinion
Understanding the current state of work culture could save stress and retention woes, writes Rachael Hite. Here are a few ideas on how brokers can make work more enjoyable in 2024
The refreshed Rent Zestimate has a 5% greater accuracy rate than its previous rendition, according to Zillow
It's the lowest since Gallup began conducting homebuyer sentiment surveys in 1978
Agents tend to be satisfied with their income, a new survey from Inman suggests. But many also believe that after a certain point, money can't buy happiness
What is the secret sauce for hiring and keeping talent? Try these 6 tips
Escalating prices and market stability are on the minds of those Americans who don't own property
Americans have been much more likely to regain confidence in real estate than in stocks as "the best" long-term place to invest their money