All of the biggest players in real estate are cutting costs, but some are better off than others to weather the storm, Mike DelPrete argues in his first exclusive filing for Inman Intel.
Source: Inman News
Mike DelPrete Intel exclusive: Big brokerages spar in race to cut costs
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