Luxury is changing, so luxury agents need to change as well. The Agency's Rainy Hake Austin shares tips to help you home in on what luxury clients are looking for now.
Trump asks Supreme Court to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Lower courts have ruled Cook can continue to serve on the central bank's board while she challenges the Trump adminstration's move to fire her over unproven mortgage allegations.
Why Connecticut Buyers Value Train Lines as Much as Square Footage
Many Connecticut buyers value train lines as much as square footage. Space used to dictate interest in properties, but today's buyers often think beyond house interior and square footage. The need for easier commutes, stable transportation, and lower gas costs has shifted the conversation. In towns across the state, homes near train lines consisten...
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Three’s Company for Two Generations in One New England House
A mother teamed up with her daughter and son-in-law to find a home they could all live in together — but separately.
Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
This week’s properties are in Tudor City, the Upper West Side and Williamsburg.
Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
This week’s properties are a Spanish-style house in North Caldwell and a townhouse in Rye Brook.
NAR CEO Nykia Wright: ‘We’re trying to outrun irrelevance’
At Blueprint Vegas, NAR CEO Nykia Wright said she is currently working hard to regain the trust of both Realtors and consumers.
Grab Your Home Energy Tax Credits While You Still Can
Thousands of dollars in potential tax deductions are available — but only through the end of the year.
Corcoran makes key move in international expansion with new outpost in Europe’s finance hub
With the addition of affiliate Corcoran Fischer Properties, the luxury-focused firm now has a presence in Frankfurt, Germany, where the European Central Bank and Deutsche Bank are both headquartered.
How scammers push your pressure points to steal your clients’ cash
Applying smart security protocols throughout every transaction is an essential part of your role as a real estate agent, new Inman contributor Samantha Simpson writes.
Real estate leadership lessons: How to thrive in ambiguity
Learning to live in the gray area beyond the illusion of certainty, Dezireh Eyn writes, is one of the most important skills you can develop as a real estate leader.
9 real estate lead-gen mistakes that are killing your ROI
Profitable lead generation for real estate agents is about understanding timelines, systems, communication and conversion, Josh Ries writes.
Mauricio Umansky’s playbook for breaking through plateaus
Break through real estate business plateaus by developing a clear vision and implementing effective systems with help from The Agency's Mauricio Umansky.
Fed signals it’s just getting started with 1/4 percentage point rate cut
Recent Trump appointee Stephen Miran was the lone dissenter in Wednesday's 11-1 vote, holding out for a bigger, 1/2 percentage point rate cut advocated by the president.
Douglas Elliman joins upstart American Real Estate Association
The NAR alternative also announced that Douglas Elliman CEO Michael Liebowitz has joined its management board, and that the association is adopting the acronym "ARA."
Florida Realtors look to save members money with e-sign tool
Nation’s largest Realtor organization rolls out affordable access to unlimited e-signature service as part of its Form Simplicity Ultimate membership.
Opendoor’s resurrection: Will there be an iBuyer afterlife?
The old paradigm of iBuying is over, Revaluate's Chris Drayer writes. Whatever happens next may put real estate agents back at the center of the transaction.
Homeowners rush to refinance as mortgage rates hit 2025 low
Homebuyer loan applications flooded in last week at the second-highest level of the year. Demand for adjustable-rate mortgage loans is at the highest level since 2008.
Does this new housing data foreshadow a recession?
New home starts fell 8.5 percent from July to August as builders continued to react to the negative economic outlook, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau.