Knowing these trends and being able to discuss them with buyers and sellers will give Realtors a distinct advantage. Suggesting modern features to sellers to add to their homes before listing existing properties will also give agents additional power.
Source: Inman News
Circa 2010: What real estate agents need to know about kitchens and baths
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