Many consumers may not realize it, but they’re increasingly competing against institutional investors and contending with soaring building costs. Source: Inman News
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Inventory has been tight for a long time now, but this spring agents across the country are seeing something different — and more difficult. Here’s…
The industry saw a healthy increase in jobs in March, following a tougher month of 4,500 job losses. The U.S. as a whole also saw…
Redfin is about to get a new second-in-command, all the while continuing its efforts to be consumers’ preferred one-stop real estate shop. Source: Inman News
As the real estate world waits to see how the brokerage’s initial public offering will unfold this week, take a look back at Compass’ decade-long…
At least 15 of the offers on the suburban fixer upper were made sight unseen. The situation highlights the brutally competitive housing market buyers are…
Small towns, rural areas and resort-oriented communities have proven to be the most resilient markets for short-term rental supply during the COVID-driven tumult of the…
Time. Sleep. Relationships. These are just a few of the things that real estate professionals who are also mothers have had to sacrifice over the…
As of February, 36 percent of U.S. renters reported being unsatisfied with their current apartment amenities, according to a 3,000-person survey conducted by Apartment Guide. …
The company said that interest in its virtual staging services has surged during the lockdown mandates of the past year. Source: Inman News