'There is no middle class any more,' one industry leader said of working in real estate this year. 'You’re either crushing it or you're struggling'
The median listing price for US homes hit $370,000 in March, according to a new report. That's higher than it has ever been in the past
Panelists at Inman Connect Now argued that teams are nimble, and can provide significant value to both consumers and real estate professionals
As an agent, investor and relocation specialist in Houston, Natasha Carroll knows the city's housing market inside out. Here's her take on why Houston is becoming an ideal destination for many
The acquisition of TurnKey Vacation Rentals will add more than 6,000 units to Vacasa's already large portfolio of travel-oriented lodging
US District Judge John Barker argued that Congress lacked the authority to give the CDC power to halt evictions, and that the moratorium threatened to impinge upon landlords' rights under state law. The DOJ filed a notice on Saturday to appeal the ruling
The company works with real estate agents and property managers to handle all aspects of the leasing process
The brokerage is launching a new ad campaign starting on Wednesday with the help of its celebrity agents like Fredrik Eklund, The Altman Brothers and Tracy Tutor
Bouldin Creek has old homes, fun shops and a laid-back vibe. It's also right in the heart of one of America's buzziest cities
The showing management space have never been more crowded. That's a boon to agents — as long as they can wade through their many options
The new partnership will give agents in realtor.com's ReadyConnect Concierge program access to Qualia's digital closing technology
Inman's Agent Appreciation survey shows more respondents are now making six figures than when a similar survey went out last year. Satisfaction with compensation is also up
A new Zillow survey predicts this Southern metro will outperform all others in price growth
Most agents' income still comes from commissions, but the compensation landscape has never been in greater flux than it is now
A flood of people leaving pricey places like New York and Boston have sent rents in those cities plummeting, while rents in traditionally more affordable areas have climbed