CHICAGO — Both the outgoing and incoming CEOs of Coldwell Banker agreed Thursday that iBuying will be a “small component” of the real estate marketplace in the future, though they also said that disruptors offer valuable insights for established brands. In a conversation with Inman Thursday at Coldwell Banker’s leadership summit in Chicago, current CEO […]
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Coldwell Banker CEOs: iBuyers will be a ‘small component’ of the marketplace
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