The search giant wants to build 15,000 homes and has spent $250M on a fund to support affordable housing
Investors are pouring money into vacation homes, multifamily properties, rental technology and everything in between. And that means agents have a golden opportunity
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Explosive growth is on the horizon for the brokerage — or group of brokerages — that cracks the market-share code first
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The fast-expanding NYC-based brokerage could easily follow the path of other big names such as WeWork, Zillow and Redfin
'Bidding wars are back with a fury in San Francisco,' one Redfin agent recently said
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Plus Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider's take on signing bonuses
California Assembly Bill 5 is poised to change the rules surrounding independent contractors. But now, it includes an exemption for the real estate industry
With Dealmachine, real estate investors hire people who are already out driving around to look for leads on investment properties
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The look, functionality and way we insure homes are apt to change — and so should our expectations
A number of top tech companies could go public in 2019, what does it mean for San Francisco's already pricey housing market?
Anow says it handles more than 50,000 appraisals a month. The company has pioneered a digital platform meant to speed the process up and better inform clients
The entrepreneur and motivational speaker said on a recent podcast that buying a home is a 'bad use of upfront capital' and says he plans to rent in the future
But apartments will cost from $700,000 to $11 million
The forthcoming app will allow homebuyers to search for, and connect with agents in their area. Users pay nothing, agents pay $30 a month
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If you're a tech company trying to catch the eyes of Inman's tech-forward, deal-savvy audience, you'll want to take note