With the pandemic winding down in most parts of the country, one broker-owner is looking back at some assumptions made about real estate last year. Which predictions were untrue, and which were right on the money?
Source: Inman News
Sorting through pandemic predictions: What held true?
Published in 2020, Agent, Brokerage, Columns, COVID, Covid assumptions, Opinion, pandemic real estate, predictions, real estate, Select, seller's market, service and teresa boardman
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