Connect Flashback: Analyst Mike DelPrete explains the seismic shifts shaking up the residential real estate market onstage at ICLV
Opinion
The best practice — and the most transparent — is talking about equity as equity, debt as debt, and not inflating the headline number by combining the two
The senator's proposed anti-home-flipping and vacant-home taxes could strain the likes of Opendoor, Offerpad and Zillow Offers. NAR, meanwhile, disapproves of its rental regulations
Following the delay of WeWork's IPO, will Compass struggle when it finally decides to go public or beat the odds?
Opinion
Evidence suggests that Zillow is taking iBuying seriously, but its motivations might differ significantly from other players
Real estate franchisor recommends agents who help clients sell a home to Offerpad only accept 1% fee from Offerpad in the transaction, with potential opportunity to re-list the same home for Offerpad for another 1% commission
Opinion
With no iBuyer strategy, yet many options, realtor.com is falling further behind in delivering value to both consumers and agents. Here’s why
At Inman Connect Las Vegas the entrepreneur and analyst explained the seismic shifts shaking up the residential real estate market
Real estate analyst Mike DelPrete argued during an Inman Connect panel on Wednesday that 'red is the new black'
Opinion
The tech-driven brokerage needs to be more than that to justify its valuation — a real estate platform perhaps? Here’s why I think that’s the ultimate goal
Opinion
Having raised over $1.1B, Compass is unequivocally causing a revolution in the traditional real estate industry
Regardless of whether Compass is a tech company, it needs to be one — both to support its massive valuation of $4.4B and to be a lasting, sustainable business
The UK-based flat-fee brokerage announced it's reviewing its US business after shuttering operations in Australia
The tech-focused brokerage’s competitve advantage is access to capital, and it’s parlaying that advantage into a massive agent recruiting tool at scale
Opinion
The US hurdle: Purplebricks' massive marketing spend is not generating enough customers