Join industry leaders in New York City, Jan. 22-24, 2025, for the premier real estate event that will equip you with the strategies, insights and network to thrive in the evolving landscape
Forget trying to compete with the big national names. Focus on local, community-specific SEO to stand out in online searches, David Marden writes
Meet the visionaries powering real estate’s next chapter. Learn from the best at Inman Connect New York this Jan. 22-24, 2025
In this exclusive video series on Inman, Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker illuminates the latest stats, reports and numbers you should know. This week: The Fed's latest rate cut
But Kossev, the managing broker of Texas at Side, said that luxury buyers in particular seem to understand the value of compensating their real estate agents
Existing-home sales fell 4.2% year over year to a seasonally adjusted rate of 3.86M in August as buyers awaited the Fed's decision to cut rates, according to National Association of Realtors data
In a statement, the real estate brokerage denied wrongdoing and said it had agreed to settle with plaintiffs in an attempt to move on and continue to grow the business
Stakes are high, which makes communication tougher than ever for agents, colleagues and clients. Here's what you're seeing go wrong these days
Although NYC residents made the majority of home purchases in 2024, nearly half of out-of-state buyers came from New Jersey, California and Florida
Getting ready to be coached isn't just about wanting to change, coaches Melanie Klein and Emily Bossert write. It's about being prepared to do the work it will take to change
Good property managers build relationships and communities, and that's something no app can do, multifamily expert Michael Zaransky writes
At the flagship Inman Connect New York in 2025 and Austin Connect this October, discover how building a robust referral network can revolutionize and future-proof your real estate business
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
The launch comes as the Baby Boomers race into their elder years, creating what some observers have referred to as a 'silver tsunami'
Picture this: It's January 2025. A new president has just taken office, and the real estate industry is buzzing with potential. A new chapter begins