Despite housing and affordability being hot topics in today’s economy, President Joe Biden mentioned it only two times in last night’s presidential debate, while former president Donald Trump did not mention housing at all.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported an 11.3% decline in new single-family home sales in May 2024, down to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 619,000.
Real Brokerage introduces the Real Partners program, offering a curated selection of industry-leading vendors, tools, and services to empower real estate agents.
Discover how Anna Oliver and Matt Lionetti are breaking real estate sale records with unique marketing and cinematic videos, achieving remarkable results for their clients.
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YouTube is a powerful tool for real estate agents, but it takes the right approach to turn views into deals. This free BAM webinar will show you exactly how to do that.
Rents are down across the US for the 9th month straight, with some Sun Belt cities like Austin seeing double-digit drops. But not all areas are cooling off – the Midwest is experiencing record highs.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) filed a petition on Monday, May 22, to request a rehearing of the three-judge panel decision allowing NAR to resume its investigations into NAR policies and practices.
Sharran Srivatsaa, President of Real, reveals the #1 training mistake agents make and how to fix it.
Meta Verified is expanding with paid tiers for businesses, offering verification badges, priority support, and features like Reels links. Is it worth the cost for real estate agents? We break down the plans and weigh the pros and cons.
Secure a brand-building advantage in a changing market. Join Byron Lazine and Brian Boero for a free BAM webinar to learn how to stay ahead of industry changes and refine your branding for success.
The homebuyer plaintiffs in the Batton 1 lawsuit have filed for a temporary injunction to prevent the final approval of the Keller Williams, Anywhere, and RE/MAX settlements.
