House shopping in the coronavirus era is a high-intensity exercise, with homes selling at warp speeds. Clients who are turning to renting as a temporary solution might need to be aware of today's realities. Here are a few
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Nobody likes moving, and everyone will likely agree that the process is often tedious, frustrating and generally unpleasant. However, there are ways to make it less painful for your clients. Here's how
It’s understandable if clients get anxious when preparing their homes for sale — especially if they haven’t moved in decades. As an agent, you should guide them through the process, and remind them that all it takes is a little bit of planning ahead
Continuing to grow throughout the pandemic, online moving concierge company offers fully white-labeled relocation platform for real estate industry
With economies reopening across the country, demand for home repair help and moving services are picking up steam, according to data provided by the online marketplace
According to a recent Apartment List survey, 30 percent of Americans are canceling their moving plans because of coronavirus-induced financial strain
Revenue decline across the moving industry could hover between 12.2% and 19.9%, according to a new study from HireAHelper.com
More than 50% of Americans in New York, Seattle, Boston and San Francisco told Redfin they would move if they could work remotely
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As a real estate agent, True Cross frequently helps clients deal with moving issues. This time, however, she was making the move, in the middle of the coronavirus crisis in LA. Here's her story, plus a few tips she learned to help ease the stress of a future move
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HomeLight’s new Move Safe Certification program helps real estate agents highlight the tools, technology, and practices they’re using to protect clients in a time of crisis
Moving is a stressful process, especially during a global pandemic. Here are answers to common questions your clients might have about moving safely
Individuals in the process of moving and moving industry companies are beginning to feel the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic
New jobs, breakups and family emergencies were the most common reasons for an unexpected move, according to a survey by moving company Hire A Helper
A recent study from moving company Bellhops, Inc. found that women are more likely to move for love than men
The company partners with real estate brokerages so that agents can connect their clients to moving services