The pandemic fast-tracked a number of paradigm shifts that were already reshaping our living habits. So, should agents try to appeal to these new buyer desires or stick with traditional, tried-and-true features?
Source: Inman News
Agent/broker perspective: Should listings highlight new or traditional preferences?
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