Find out how agent migration patterns can offer significant insight into the future of real estate brokerage growth
Inman's research arm, Intel, sought to gauge how agents, CEOs and entrepreneurs are harnessing a growing arsenal of tools in their quest to conquer everything from recruitment to notarization
Zillow’s path forward depends on its ability to capture more leads, further monetize those leads and attach ancillary services like mortgage
Inman's first-ever Intel technology survey suggests that industry members are more likely to assemble their own solutions rather than use a single, comprehensive technology platform
Across the international landscape, all real estate portals are not created equal. Here's how varied revenue models affect earning potential
These contract terms incentivize agent retention by creating an ever-growing bill that must be paid before leaving for a new brokerage
How much do you spend on tech? Did you build it in-house? Was it expensive? Inman wants to know how industry leaders are navigating the ever-changing technology landscape in 2023
Real estate businesses burned through billions in cash last year. Intel breaks down the biggest companies with the least wiggle room as economic uncertainty stretches into 2023
The market crunch is on. Find out what the latest numbers tell us about the brokerages that are winning and those that are getting left behind
Hundreds of banks are exposed to large concentrations of commercial real estate — and high levels of risk, Red Shoe Economics' K.C. Conway, a seasoned Federal Reserve veteran, told Intel
From Rentspree to Better, Intel asked 10 property technology entrepreneurs tough questions on the minds of their colleagues and customers, many of them large, national brokerage brands
The recent market shift has been a 'great equalizer,' accentuating the differences among brokerage models and the importance of agent count
Leaders and agents who took Inman's first Intel leadership survey said inventory is among their biggest challenges right now — but growing in 2023 isn't totally out of the question
Compass is not alone in needing to cut costs during a significant market downturn — and its future depends on it
Inman's first-ever Intel leadership survey revealed that leaders think the market will be worse in 2023 compared to 2022 — but they also expect to thrive regardless of the economic headwinds