Ishbia, majority owner of the Phoenix Suns, was knocked over by Nuggets' star Nikola Jokic in a play that headed his way, for which he was given a technical foul.
What should (and shouldn’t) be in my Instagram bio?
If your bio is all about you, (how awesome you are, how many awards you've won, how many houses you've sold, etc.), then you're bio is boring. Find out what should (and shouldn't) make the cut.
Supercharge your business with authenticity and storytelling
Watch this week's featured Inman Access class to discover the secrets to building trust, credibility, and differentiation to succeed in a challenging and saturated marketplace.
15 contract mistakes that need to stop now
Solid communication, attention to detail and a willingness to go the extra mile are all necessary to create a well-thought-out contract package.
To Make Art She Believed In, a Woman Needed to Live on Her Own
An artist who enjoys living on the edge finds herself in a Bushwick apartment after breaking up with her partner of eight years.
NAR membership dues would rise with inflation under new proposal
To cover an expected budget deficit, the National Association of Realtors' Finance Committee has proposed aligning dues with the Consumer Price Index, increasing the likelihood of annual hikes.
CRMLS partners with Local Logic to offer market intelligence to agents
The Local Logic tool will provide members of the California Regional Multiple Listing Service with critical demographic and economic intelligence on real estate markets around the country.
NAR raises alarm on floor plan use, vacant lot scams, ‘unfair’ contracts
Charlie Lee, the National Association of Realtors' senior counsel, spoke on legal issues impacting agents at the MLS Association Executives Session at the Realtors Legislative Meetings on Sunday.
EasyKnock acquires Ribbon in bid to launch national marketplace
The sale-leaseback platform plans to launch a marketplace later this year designed to serve homesellers and buyers, both individuals and investors, EasyKnock revealed to Inman exclusively.
$3.2 Million Homes in California
A two-unit Edwardian house in San Francisco, a midcentury-modern home in Beverly Hills and a 2018 retreat in Danville.
Let’s stay together: Why buyer love letters deserve a second chance
It's time to question unfounded legal warnings and negative scenarios that don't make sense so that we can put this tool to use for buyers, the CEO of Darryl Davis Seminars writes.
5 things agents should look for in a real estate photographer
It can be hard to know which type of photographer will show up at your property. Here are some best practices to ensure your listing (and your client) are set up for success.
Why marketing for lifestyle factors matters — and how to do it
You may not consider yourself a specialist in a particular lifestyle segment, but think about it this way: your market, by its very nature, is a specialty
What to do in Denver in May 2023
Check out these great May events!
May 6th – 13th: Denver Fashion Week Spring/Summer ‘23
“Denver Fashion Week, one of America’s fastest-growing fashion platforms, is back again for Spring 2023. Collections from local, national, and international designers will range from streetwear, activewear, lifestyle, kids, and sustainability to high fashion. The nationally acclaimed show takes place twice a year in the fall and spring seasons. As Colorado’s largest fashion show, thousands of attendees show up each year in support of Denver’s growing and diverse fashion community. DFW tickets always sell out, make sure to reserve yours.” Tickets & More Info!
Denver Real Estate News – May 2023
Inventory is on the Rise This Spring, As It Should Be
Denver’s real estate market in March showed a significant increase in active listings, up by a whopping 103% from last year, signaling a potential shift in the market. With around 4,500 active properties at the end of the month, this is still significantly lower than the 30-year average of about 13,600 listings at this time of year. However, the increase is notable, given that the market has been exceptionally tight for the past few years. This indicates that sellers are becoming more comfortable with the current market environment, despite the economic downturn and fluctuating mortgage rates. Regardless of the increase in listings, prices have dropped by an average of around 5% from last year, with homes experiencing a more significant decline of 6% and condos dropping by 4%. The average days on market increased to 37 days, compared to just 12 days in March of last year. Furthermore, 37% of homes required at least one price reduction to sell, indicating that sellers may still need to be flexible with their pricing.
Can My Building Force Me to Use Its Preferred Moving Company?
Some landlords only want trusted movers in the building. But what does the lease say about it?
Unleashing the trolls: Unpacking the wild world of online comments
If you don’t have something nice to say, go ahead and say it anyway, says California real estate broker Troy Palmquist.
Home Insurance Premiums Rise as Americans Flock to Weather-Worn States
Since 2015, the average homeowner has seen the bill for their property coverage grow by roughly 21 percent.
Rent should stop driving inflation soon, Zillow says
Zillow reported rent grew by just 0.6 percent in April as an ongoing slowdown in rent growth continued after peaking last year.
‘A no-brainer:’ RE/MAX aligns with 70-agent SoCal brokerage
Long Beach-based Proper Real Estate has affiliated with the global franchisor, bringing along 70 agents and rebranding to RE/MAX Proper.