Gov. Tom Wolf declared real estate a nonessential business at the start of the pandemic, making it a challenge for agents to stay productive. Now that restrictions may start to lift, agents are eager to get back to work.
Source: Inman News
Pennsylvania market snapshot: Agents ready for reopening
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