The weeks leading up to the spring homebuying season have coincided with an uptick in open house activity unseen since before the pandemic, real estate agents told Inman
Inman caught up with Tracy Tutor ahead of her appearance at Inman Connect New York to talk about the importance of confidence and how she broke into the luxury market
We rounded up seasoned Inman Connect speakers for their best advice. May their tips, tricks and mishaps help you hone your public speaking skills
Soft skills don't always come naturally, and real estate agents utilize so many in every transaction. Inman’s Dani Vanderboegh rounded up the top contributed how-tos, listicles and op-eds to help
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There’s one thing we’ve learned over the past few years since the rise of COVID: The future is never crystal clear
Aggravating mistakes end up costing you clients, time and money — and it's your reputation that takes the biggest hit
One of the best ways to succeed in any market is to follow the data. Smart agents crunch the numbers and let the trends inform their marketing strategy
More top luxury brokers are venturing into the metaverse; Inman explores what agents need to know about this nascent category of real estate
Ownership of the home will be transferred using a unique blockchain token — known as an NFT — that can be held in a crypto wallet
Tune in Jan. 25 to hear the latest on trends to leverage this year, the future of tech, what’s most important to today’s buyer, and other top topics.
The company, Placer.ai, offers foot-traffic data to its clients, who come from retail, hospitality and other commercial industries
In his annual letter to clients, the luxury broker and star of 'Million Dollar Listing New York' sang the praises of blockchain technology and its expanding impact on the real estate industry
Write like a pro and craft cleaner, more effective copy by avoiding common grammar mishaps that lead to error-filled prose. Here's how real estate agents can polish their writing chops
Whatever your takeaway, try to turn this negative experience into a teachable moment, so you can learn and evolve
Finding unconventional homes requires a bit more work than looking on the MLS, but once you are known for a niche, clients will start coming to you through referral sources and word of mouth. If oddball homes are an area you want to expand in, here's what you should know