Housing Market
Home Showing Activity Slows
According to ShowingTime, July home showing activity has declined 16.8% year-over-year as growing inventory and cooling buyer demand rebalance the housing market.
September 2, 2022
According to ShowingTime, July home showing activity has declined 16.8% year-over-year as growing inventory and cooling buyer demand rebalance the housing market.
The latest Realtor.com® Monthly Housing Trends Report dives into the changes happening in the market—from an increase in days on market to dwindling seller sentiment.
Affordability, the odds of falling home prices, t-shirt drama, and rapid-fire Instagram changes are today’s hot topics as David Childers and Lindsey DellaSala join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
Shrinkflation has hit the housing industry, even for high-end real estate. The typical $1 million dollar home of 2022 is smaller, older, and has fewer bathrooms than in 2019.
Giselle Ugarte posted a side-by-side comparison of her and head of Instagram Adam Mosseri talking about recommendations as the future of social. Here’s what you need to know.
Brandon T Adams joins Dan Oneil to discuss his two Emmy awards, a speech impediment he turned into an advantage, and advice on video marketing for real estate agents.
According to Conor Murnane, every real estate agent should be on LinkedIn. Here’s why and what you need to know to build a winning LinkedIn strategy.
A new Realtor.com® survey found that 92% of sellers accepted buyer terms in the past year. Are you ready to get back to negotiating?
Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss Zillow’s purchase of ShowingTime, ‘housing recession’ hype, shrinkflation worries, and consumer struggles with utility bills.
BAM breaks down the seven best CRMs for real estate agents – because the quality of your CRM can make or break your business.
Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent discuss the Tom Ferry Success Summit, the BAM Bash, and exciting new additions to the BAM Family on this week’s Over Ask Podcast.
Sellers are scared off by cooling buyer demand, falling home prices, and high mortgage rates. But that may soon change. Here’s what you need to know.