RE/MAX Select President, Conversion Monster Founder and Boomtown executive come together to share best practices and concerns about agent accountability to provided leads
Industry executives share the challenges of protecting data while pushing innovation during a panel discussion at ICNY 2020
Stephen Schwarzman shares lessons he learned from the recession and being the one-time largest owner of single-family real estate in the country
'It's worth taking the time' says 'Money Whisperer' Joe McLean onstage at ICNY
Miami agent Nick Quay argued Thursday that real estate professionals can thrive by helping their clients understand how climate change will impact them
The game-like environment serves as the growing brokerage's campus — and eliminates the need for a brick and mortar operation
Drew Uher, CEO of agent matching company HomeLight, suggests 5 must-have 'apps' agents should offer consumers in their 'app store'
At ICNY, connecting big data to disparate systems remains big business and a big challenge, but attendees were reminded about what's at the heart of the deal
Paul Hurst, the vice president of venture investments at First American, advises that companies are more likely to get consumers to use affiliated services if they use W2 agents
Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider, RE/MAX CEO Adam Contos and EXIT Realty CEO Tami Bonnell discussed self-care and consumer service at Inman Connect New York
Wambach realized she was never a Little Red Riding Hood — she's the Wolf. Listen in to find out how she learned to lead, even from the bench
A pair of industry leaders argued Thursday that NAR's recently approved Clear Cooperation Policy will ultimately be good for everyone
Multiple real estate industry leaders agreed Wednesday that the next decade will see agent ranks winnowed down
The team behind the 3-year Long Island housing discrimination investigation revealed behind-the-scenes information while challenging agents to fight segregation
'Motivate your team to care about this not because they'll get in trouble if they get it wrong, but because human decency requires us to get it right,' says CEO of Speak Happiness