Clelia Peters was joined by Orchard Chief Executive Officer Court Cunningham and Pacaso CEO Austin Allison to discuss the future of PropTech during Connect Now on Tuesday
The founder of eXp Realty told Brad Inman there's plenty of business for agents in the year ahead during a Connect Now session Tuesday, but he's also keeping an eye on potential setbacks
EXp founder Glenn Sanford and Inman founder Brad Inman are taking to the Connect Now stage to talk virtual reality, the metaverse and how eXp's massive growth goals could one day be reality
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.
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We are postponing ICNY until April 19-21, but we want to still gather in January, so Inman Connect Now premieres its new digital season Jan. 25
The ICNY agenda is packed! Here's glimpse of the insights, tips, tools, and tricks you'll learn at ICNY in January.
A successful agent needs good mentors, an evolving plan and the right language to connect with clients
At Connect Now, team leaders Chris Suarez and Ben Kinney share how they built a $1B proptech unicorn
Inman reporters Marian McPherson, Andrea Brambila and Jim Dalrymple discuss coverage of the biggest stories in real estate — and how those stories might chart the industry's path
In this sneak peek from one of the December Connect Now sessions, Brad Inman discusses what to expect in 2022 with 3 Inman reporters
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Inman Connect attendees dish on their conference experience. Spoiler: You're going to want to attend the next one
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'Cards get stacked against indies,' said Thad Wong, @properties co-founder and co-CEO, during Connect Now when discussing the challenges of being an independent brokerage
Rascoff: iBuying will survive without Zillow, but companies that 'take the friction out of transactions' need a new name for their services