Homeowners feel locked in and for good reason. But sellers should know the other side of the coin too, agents argued at Inman Connect
When you’re out door knocking, reading the signs can give you insight into the needs and concerns of the people you meet
This step-by-step guide will help you choose your neighborhoods and market them effectively
Sellers should prioritize these home updates to get the most out of their listings
The average sale price nationwide just exceeded 100% of list price for the first time since August of last year, according to a new market report from Redfin released on Thursday
Great agents do daily what good agents do occasionally. Let Jimmy Burgess walk you through these 21 best marketing practices to grow your business
Want to make sure you’ve got your listing ready to go before launch day? Use this handy checklist to ensure nothing falls through the cracks
ChatGPT can be a useful tool, but it spits out a lot of bad advice. In Part 2 of the series, find out what seller information the AI gets wrong
Buying Realtor.com was viewed as a potential way for CoStar to take on Zillow. But CoStar CEO Andy Florance said Tuesday that his company would instead focus on its Homes.com business
Knowledge is power, so it's essential to know all there is to know about listings. Here's how to avoid the top mistakes listing agents make
Jenkins, Better Homes and Gardens Native American Group chief marketing officer, sat down with Inman ahead of his appearance at Inman Connect New York later this month
Proptech DropOffer predicts the number of selling alternatives on the market will result in an increase in non-MLS deals in 2023
It can be tough to find the right gift for the real estate agent in your life, and sometimes agents themselves aren't sure what they want. One of these might spark some interest
Real estate marketing needs to be as personalized as possible for agents to best prepare for the market ahead, and its eventual rebound
The modern home, designed by architect Wallace Cunningham and constructed from glass, steel and concrete, was named 'Cascade' because it seems to flow down the hillside like a waterfall