Buyers are looking for homes in different places, and with different characteristics, than they did before COVID-19 brought chaos to the US
The pandemic's chaos has upended many parts of the economy, but luxury agents believe international buyers will still gravitate toward the relative safety of the U.S. market
For agents in Massachusetts, the biggest struggle amidst the COVID-19 pandemic has been the lack of available inventory
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The private sector and government leaders must be on guard as trillions of public dollars wash through the economic system and a broken economy can become a feasting ground for unsavory opportunists
'The challenge is that they can't see it right now and yet there are still some people pulling the trigger,' Engel & Völkers Lake Placid agent Colleen Holmes told Inman
McMahon was once at risk of losing the house to foreclosure, which caught the attention of President Donald Trump
Gov. Tom Wolf declared real estate a nonessential business at the start of the pandemic, making it a challenge for agents to stay productive. Now that restrictions may start to lift, agents are eager to get back to work
The real estate agent offering will be initially introduced in select markets through Realogy and Howard Hanna agents
Realogy Title Group CEO Don Casey discusses how his company adapted to the circumstances with curbside closings and online notaries
Massachusetts-based Coldwell Banker real estate agent Jeff Wagner shares his transition to real estate and how he connects with homebuyers on a personal level
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Real estate professionals lead by helping their communities during COVID-19
Agents across the state have felt a market impact since the virus took hold, but how and to what extent depends a bit on the region
With a May 11 target date to end the lockdown, Laurent Demeure, founder and CEO of Coldwell Banker France and Monaco, is seeing real estate activity pick up
Inventory is low and the real estate market is healthier than it was during the last recession. That should keep home prices relatively stable, the Coldwell Banker chief said
Washington was the first U.S. state that saw a confirmed case of the coronavirus. A month and a half later the real estate industry soldiers on amid the chaos