Luke Acree shares how to position yourself as the go-to expert in new home sales. With a 13.8% increase in housing started predicted for 2025, there’s over a million reasons why.
Get ahead at your open house with these five things to do from The Broke Agent.
Clever Real Estate’s latest survey reveals a $27,000 price gap between buyers’ and sellers’ price expectations for 2025, with first-time buyers expecting to pay $82,000 less than sellers anticipate.
Kick off 2025 with The Broke Agent’s January content ideas for real estate agents.
Relive 2024 with the funniest real estate memes of the year. From AI hype to NAR drama, these posts capture the highs, lows, and laughs of the industry.
Break free from outdated social media trends in 2024. From overly polished Reels to pointless CTAs, here’s what agents should leave behind for better engagement.
Get the details on two key updates in the dispute between the National Association of Realtors and Phoenix Realtors: PAR defends its MLS Choice program while NAR initiates the Realtor charter revocation process, citing violations of its bylaws.
Two more open house Sundays left in 2025! They will most likely be dead…so make the best of it by
The Broke Agent shares holiday marketing tips for real estate agents, specifically what NOT to post over the holidays.
NAR has issued a cease and desist to Phoenix Realtors over their MLS Choice membership, citing a violation of the three-way agreement. Learn how this dispute could impact agents, associations, and the Realtor brand.
Zillow’s latest report highlights the most popular cities of 2024, led by Manchester, NH. Seven of the top 10 cities are in the Northeast, with two in the Midwest and the West sliding in at number 10.
Learn what buyers and sellers expect from the 2025 housing market, with insights from Clever Real Estate’s latest report.
The Hot Sheet recap for March 27th-31st covers Black Knight’s appraisal alternative, housing market affordability, the latest on the Moehrl v. NAR commissions lawsuit, what consumers want in an agent, and slowing rent growth.
The Broke Agent’s content revelation, the Boomer buyer takeover, what consumers want in agents, and Meta Verified and predictions are today’s topics as Tessa Bell and Jason Cassity join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent
The newest Fannie Mae forecast includes a modest recession in the second half of the year rather than the second quarter. The ESR Group doesn’t expect a repeat of the 2008 Financial Crisis, but something closer to the Savings & Loan Crisis of the 1980s.
Lisa Chinatti and Tom Toole discuss the Senate hearing with Jerome Powell, climbing mortgage rates, the 6.5 million housing unit shortage, conflicting data for unemployment, and the challenges facing buyers and sellers in the current market.
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AI controversies, debunked social media myths, 2023 home price predictions, and marketing tactics with the best ROI are today’s topics as Haley Ingram and Andrew Undem join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
How to overcome excuses to avoid video, how agents should use QR codes, what’s going on with SERHANT., the IG blue check, a Texas TikTok ban, and Super Bowl predictions are today’s topics as Candace Decker and Andrew Undem join Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
In a recent BAM Webinar, KCM President David Childers joined Byron Lazine to unpack the 2023 real estate market. Here are the key takeaways and talking points for agents.
The Fannie Mae forecast, published on January 20, 2023, lays out the findings and predictions of the Economic & Strategic Research Group (ESR), including an upward revision for 2022 GDP growth and a downward revision for 2023 home price growth.
Real Estate Witch issued the 2023 edition of their Millennial Home Buyer Report, which indicates 92% of millennials say inflation has changed their home-buying plans.
ardi Matrix® released its moderated 2023 Multifamily Outlook with projections for this year’s rent growth, which it expects to return to historical averages. Inflation, interest rates, and an increase in inventory will likely cut 2022’s rental growth in half.
Researchers at Capital Economics have shared their predictions on the 2023 housing market, pointing to signs we may be close to a trough, with recent improvements in affordability. But further declines in home prices are needed—if not guaranteed.
Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss the Keller Williams class action lawsuit, insights on home price cuts jumping from 7.1% to 13.6%, and China’s first population decline in 60 years.
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