Instagram just announced an update that makes Instagram Live Producer available to all professional accounts. Read on to learn more, and follow five easy steps to host your first—or best ever—Instagram Live.
As election year 2024 approaches, here’s what we know so far about where each presidential candidate stands on the U.S. housing market, based on what they’ve said, as well as any actions they’ve taken.
Here are 25 new email subject lines for real estate agents to use during the holiday season.
A new class-action antitrust lawsuit has been filed by a home seller in the San Francisco Bay Area, naming as defendants the National Association of Realtors, San Francisco-area Realtor associations, BAREIS MLS, and five national brokerages.
Zillow released its November market report with some encouraging news for homebuyers as lower rates and slight declines in home values bring small improvements to housing affordability as sellers add new inventory and are more likely than normal to cut prices.
A new Redfin report shows homebuyers earning the national median income ($78,642) in 2023 would have spent 41.4% on housing costs for the median-priced home ($408,806), making 2023 the least affordable year on record. But there’s hope for 2024.
This week in BAM brings new 2024 housing market predictions, new lawsuits, new legislation, Grant Cardone script controversy, field-tested agent tactics and marketing tips, the best iPhone camera settings for real estate content, and much more!
Shane Burgman posted a Reel on the Anker Nebula mini projector, its best features, and three of the best ways to use it at an open house.
A new report by RentCafe highlights the zip codes where renters get the most space for the national average rent of $1,700 a month—as well as zip codes where renters get the least space for that amount.
ATTOM released their 2023 analysis of the best days of the year to buy a home. And while the month of October still offers homebuyers the lowest premiums, January 9 emerged as the best day of the year for buying a home
A home tour video on TikTok has gone viral with its upbeat portrayal of a 600-square-foot “tiny home” in San Antonio selling for $136,900, with an estimated mortgage payment of $1,000 a month. And folks on Twitter and TikTok are taking it personally.
The newest commission lawsuits were filed Monday, December 4th in Pennsylvania and Florida. In both, home sellers allege the defendants enforced the buyer-broker commission rule.
