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Find out what Compass' Q2 earnings numbers mean and what it's doing to cut costs in the face of its ongoing cash burn
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Creating a great Facebook strategy means balancing the spontaneity of social media with the intentional aspects of effective marketing
DropOffer's app provides data on existing homes for agents and buyers to leverage when approaching off-market sellers and it gives buyers an alternative to what's on the open market
As cumulative losses climb toward $1B, co-founder Nima Ghamsari still plans to lead a 'once-in-a-lifetime industry transformation' powered by the mortgage tech and title insurance provider
Compass, the largest brokerage by closed sales volume nationwide, is opening its second St. Louis branch following its first in June 2021, which has grown to more than 120 agents and staff
More buyers have been backing out of deals than at any time since the early weeks of the pandemic. And in July, that share ticked up again, according to a new report from Redfin
Estated maintains information on millions of US properties and works with companies in the mortgage, insurance and real estate sectors
Even though investors have slowed spending, single-family rentals are in a stable position and they're likely to help keep it that way, Doug Brien of rental platform Mynd said at Inman Connect
Single-family rents in June clocked in at 13.4% above levels in June 2021, but growth has slowed modestly month over month, according to new CoreLogic data released Tuesday
Minnesota broker Kris Lindahl has filed suit against Canada-based RE/MAX broker Rob Golfi for using his signature 'open arms' pose, seeking undisclosed damages for trademark infringement
The number of new construction projects for single-family homes dropped by 10% in July, the steepest decline of the year, according to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mortgage, proptech, investment and property management companies ranked high among Inc.'s annual list of the fastest growing US companies, including names like Orchard and Ribbon
