The two groups will work together to combat discrimination and increase homeownership rates at a time of renewed scrutiny on discrimination against Asian Americans
Industry leaders said Wednesday that real estate, and multiple listing services in particular, have evolved during the pandemic — and will continue to do so in the future
KW CEO Carl Liebert hinted at Keller Williams' progress toward a stock market debut and talked about how the pandemic will change the industry
Teams are increasingly taking over the real estate industry, redefining what it means to be an agent, a brokerage and a housing professional
Renters surveyed by property management software company Entrata cited cost and space-related reasons as their biggest impetus for moving over the last year
In April, 47% of homes for sale in the US went under contract in less than a week. The squeeze is happening at various price points and in dozens of metro areas
Pandemic-fueled housing demand is finally beginning to catch up with years of oversupply in the timber industry that resulted from the 2008 financial crisis
As many as 60% of companies may consider a mix of remote and in-office work, which would have major implications for the housing market, panelists said during a session of the Urban Land Institute's virtual Spring Meeting conference
Many real estate companies have reported stronger-than-expected earnings in recent weeks, but their share prices keep dropping
There are signs of trouble, but vaccinations are up, spending on home construction is up, and overall, there's reason to believe the market will improve
It's the forward thinkers at eXp, like the following individuals highlighted below, that are setting the company up for success, both at the agent level and within the industry at large
The pending home sales index rose from the previous month in every US region but the Midwest, while all regions saw gains year over year
The company raked in $458 million during the first quarter of the year. It also said that Homesnap, which it bought in 2020, performed well
Many consumers may not realize it, but they're increasingly competing against institutional investors and contending with soaring building costs
Inventory has been tight for a long time now, but this spring agents across the country are seeing something different — and more difficult