Let us know how your 2021 went, and how you think the coming year might shape up
Redfin is an iBuyer, a brokerage and a portal. But the company is also known for taking a more conservative approach to growth than some rivals
A new report from Redfin describes 2021 as 'remarkable' and identifies numerous records that fell over the last 12 months
The year saw explosive rivalries, wild stock market performances and plenty of rage
Tamara Dadyan will spend time in prison for her role in a scheme to apply for COVID-19 small business loans under fake or stolen identities
The vacation rental management firm is the latest to go public via a merger with a special purpose acquisition company
The latest Swanepoel Trends Report finds that recent years have seen a wave of acquisitions, and that COVID-19 accelerated migration away from pricy metro areas
'There will be more luxury sellers in 2022 than in 2021, and while there will be fewer actual luxury buyers, it is still a seller's market,' the president of Luxury Portfolio International predicts
President Biden laid out a COVID-19 response plan Thursday that will push more people to get vaccinated and attempt to keep businesses open
Opinion
For the past few years, we've been told to look on the bright side. Especially as real estate agents, positivity often comes with the job. But can too much positivity turn toxic?
Recent inventory shortages may ease somewhat in 2022, but demand will probably still exceed supply and affordability will be challenging
Disease experts are racing to address the Omicron variant, but in real estate, few expect the new threat to be a game changer — even as it threatens to extend the holding pattern on life decisions
This week saw a flood of real estate company earnings reports. Overall, they indicate the market is well-positioned and maybe returning to some semblance of normalcy
The company's latest earnings report reveals that the coronavirus pandemic is still impacting the housing market
Inman took a deep dive into pocket listings, which continue to polarize the real estate industry long after many thought the practice would disappear