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From blockchain to proptech, and everything in between, there's always something new on the real estate horizon. Here are the trends that are currently changing the game
Buying and selling land in the metaverse doesn't require a middle-man. But an early group of agents has jumped into the volatile market. Where are they now?
Opinion
In this podcast episode, broker, coach and author Dr. Lee Davenport talks to two real estate pros who are on the cutting edge of the intersection between technology and real estate
Opinion
Virtual worlds offer us the opportunity to expand our professional horizons with real-world applications of finance and investment principles that can pay off in the real world
Opinion
Experts look at the metaverse as a 3D model of the internet. If you've ever put on a VR headset, you've visited the metaverse
Blockchain enthusiasts aren't fond of intermediaries. If this technology takes off in real estate, agents will have to prove their worth, industry insiders said at Inman Connect New York
Non-fungible tokens are all the rage in the financial industry right now, and are making their way into real estate in new and surprising ways. Trendsetters shared a few ideas with Inman
Real estate transactions can benefit from blockchain and cryptocurrency. Learn how at Inman Connect New York
Real estate is constantly evolving. You should love what you're doing to stay ahead of the competition
The "real" marketplace comes amid rising interest within the real estate industry in virtual assets such as NFTs and cryptocurrency
In this new type of land ownership, real estate professionals will have to consider changing or adapting the way they sell or market real estate. Here, 3 pros share their insights and predict what's next
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Millennials make up the next generation of high-net-worth buyers, and spend 21.6 percent of their income on housing. Here's what makes them tick and what they're looking for in an agent
UNIVERS. is not intended to position SERHANT. as a virtual brokerage like eXp Realty, but to open new possibilities for agents and employees
Under its new name Everyrealm, the company has raised funding from venture capital firms and celebrities, including Nas and Paris Hilton
Opinion
This week: Byron Lazine and Nicole White weigh in on the state of the housing market, homebuyer perceptions, and feuds between real estate agents and the metaverse