As the CEO of an international luxury real estate auction firm, Laura Brady has her finger on the pulse of the industry. In this podcast, she shares how the market is shifting and adjusting today — plus the ins and outs of the auction process.
Source: Inman News
What does the luxury home auction market look like now? Laura Brady weighs in
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