This real estate agent leads a double life as a wrestling villain
Daniel Harnsberger wrestles as the "Progressive Liberal." He's also a RE/MAX agent in Richmond, Virginia
by Jim Dalrymple II Nov 6
Supreme Court dismisses appeal in real estate search patent case
The original U.S. District Court ruling argued that the patents were not an inventive concept
by Patrick Kearns Nov 6
The essential guide to thriving in a turning market
As the housing market's scales begin to tip in favor of the buyer, how can agents ensure continual success?
by Patrick Kearns Nov 6
RealScout interview of Re/Max CEO Adam Contos
Keller Williams and Realogy both announced iBuyer programs in September, but RE/MAX thinks its agents are already involved enough in the new efforts
6 ways to help hesitant sellers get off the fence and make a deal
Homeowners are delaying in hope of continued growth
Why real estate tech investment won't stop anytime soon
A partner at real estate tech investment firm Camber Creek explains why the flow of new money will continue for the foreseeable future
by Patrick Kearns Oct 15
How are agents (and their clients) coping with stock market jitters?
Cooler heads prevail as real estate professionals say most of their clients are well aware that markets ebb and flow
by Patrick Kearns Oct 12
Stocks
A look at how the share prices of RE/MAX, Realogy, Zillow and more are doing as interest rates climb
by Marian McPherson Oct 9
RE/MAX balloon floating over homes
The brokerage earned $10.9B in system sales according to the 'Franchise Times' 200+ list, beating out 4 other real estate franchisees on the list
by Marian McPherson Oct 5
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The Realtor will be working with franchisors and brokerages in Canada ahead of Zillow's planned launch of Canadian for-sale listings
by Patrick Kearns Oct 3
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iBuyers and the big trends changing the field
by Patrick Kearns Sep 28
Agents reap the spoils of new technology, not consumers
Opinion
Artificial intelligence and other innovations rarely offer consumer benefits such as lower fees or streamlined services
by Brad Inman Sep 17
Wolf
The company, whose clients include RE/MAX, Realogy's NRT group and other large brokerages, says the issue was confined to an outdated program
by Patrick Kearns Sep 14
Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman: There's too much money in real estate
In a wide-ranging interview, Redfin's top executive shares insight into the meeting that changed his whole perception of the industry
by Patrick Kearns Sep 14
RE/MAX tiny home auction raises $47,000 for children's healthcare
An Oklahoma couple bought the home designed by architectural students at the Henry Ford College in Michigan and plan to use it for Christian ministry