A new Redfin report shows a 5% annual increase in value for the U.S. housing market—amounting to $2 trillion in growth over the past year—as the national housing shortage props up home prices.
During an interview on the Stay Paid Podcast by ReminderMedia, as he broke down his pre-listing process, Tom Storey shared his favorite strategy for helping sellers price their homes.
A recent article on RentCafe highlights the top 10 U.S. cities where a renter’s income goes the furthest.
A new Realtor.com report shows homebuyers are still holding onto the dream of homeownership despite affordability challenges. Younger generations (millennials and Gen Zers) are more optimistic about buying a home in the next year or five years.
This week in BAM brings a second Nevada commission lawsuit, NAR insurance news, an unpopular opinion on business cards, 3 ways to master value-based follow-up, how to craft the perfect pitch, simplifying lead magnets, and the truth about likes versus lead conversion on Instagram.
HomeServices of America, along with three of its subsidiaries, have been dismissed by Judge Andrea Wood from the Batton 1 lawsuit filed by homebuyers.
RE/MAX announced the departure of Nick Bailey as president and CEO, along with the promotion of Amy Lessinger to president. Erik Carlson is staying on as CEO of parent company, RE/MAX Holdings.
Former Zillow executive, Greg Schwartz, co-founder and CEO of Tomo, is launching a new real estate portal as the next step in Tomo’s mission to support homebuyers at every stage of their journey to homeownership.
Keywords really do matter on social media, as Jason Pantana reminded us in a recent Instagram post. Here are X ways to use keywords on different social media platforms to reach your intended audience.
Byron Lazine released a long form video providing context for a YouTube Short published a year ago on “Why Business Cards Suck & What To Do Instead.” Here he explains his position on business cards and presents more effective ways to be memorable.
Jordan Nutter, registered loan officer and top mortgage influencer, is on a 12,000 mile tour across the U.S. in a branded RV as the Mobile Mortgage Mom, traveling to help would-be first-time homebuyers understand their options and get closer to homeownership.
HousingWire Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami joined Byron Lazine and Lisa Chinatti on the Knowledge Brokers Podcast to discuss, among other things, whether to expect 5% mortgage rates in 2024—and how to respond when consumers ask about rates.
