Nearly 1 in 7 homes sold in March went for less than investors paid

Investor profits are falling, and the number of investors losing money reached the highest point since 2016, according to a new report from Redfin.

Livabl portal aims to build up new construction market

Zonda, a technology company that leverages extensive data resources to deliver enterprise software to commercial homebuilders, has released a front-end system for finding new-construction homes. The website is called Livabl.

Keller Williams Black Label sues SERHANT. over Philly expansion

Weeks after announcing a national expansion, Serhant and his partners are facing a $10 million lawsuit and allegations of concocting a scheme to "loot" a Pennsylvania brokerage in an effort to expand.

Compass CEO: Buyers will deal with higher rates. Sellers? Not so much

During his latest CNBC appearance, Compass CEO Robert Reffkin outlined the catch-22 of higher mortgage rates and why early pandemic boomtowns are facing a devastating bust.

Layoffs, words, tools: Catch up on Inman’s Top 5 April 14-20, 2023

Wondering what you missed this week? Find out with Inman's Top 5 most-read stories of the week.

Compass assembles new division serving military families, veterans

The brokerage is recruiting agents and regional directors from the military community to help launch the Compass Military Division in July.

Too busy to show homes? Maybe Showami can help: Tech Review

Showami is software that facilitates the broadcast, acceptance and payment of showing needs between licensed agents, offering teams and brokerages a quick way to create a showing delegation system.

This agent got a job from TikToking. Steal 11 of his social media tips now

Alexander Zakharin took TikTok seriously, and soon the president of Nest Seekers International's Ultra Luxury division took notice. Now he's sharing his tips to land a promotion with Inman readers.

In Harlem, a 19th-Century Home That’s Playfully Modern Inside

Jenette Kahn, who ran DC Comics and MAD magazine for more than a quarter of a century, is selling her townhouse for $3.25 million — whimsical fireplaces, and all.

How Do Actors Find Housing When They Get Gigs Out of Town? Well, It Depends.

The big stars enjoy the red carpet treatment, while others get a plane ticket and a housing stipend. But sometimes it isn’t just about the money — it’s who you know.

Exploring Lennar’s ‘everything’s-included’ smart home

Lennar is one homebuilder making the most of the popularity of smart home style and infrastructure with their newly implemented tech plan.

Need a way to differentiate your service? Design

Whether you have design skills or work with a trusted colleague, decor and renovation services are an exceptionally effective value-added service.

One card isn’t enough: Get more leads with this ‘just sold’ method

If you're implementing direct mail into your marketing, here's how to make sure it stands out after your next closing.

5 AI-driven social media strategies real estate agents are missing

There are only a few generational technologies that come along with the potential to revolutionize the efficiencies in our businesses. ChatGPT is one of these.

Condominium ownership is complex. Here’s what to know

Detached or site condominium ownership is a complicated issue that requires immediate attention from the real estate industry.

Fairway loses 8 California branches to rival Guild Mortgage

The defection of former Fairway division manager John Lowe and 40 colleagues who originated $350 million in loans last year "is equal to that of a mini acquisition."

Once again, Newark is named the worst city in the US to get stoned

The Gateway City once again ranked dead last in an annual ranking of the best cities for pot lovers, falling below Bridgeport, Connecticut, according to Lawnstarter in observance of 4/20.

New York brokerage owner sues predecessor for alleged fraud

Yves Jean-Baptiste bought Rapid Realty in 2018, but now says the former owner Anthony Lolli actually used the deal to pawn off a failing business.

Buying a home is hard. For first-timers, it’s never been tougher

Homes in the lower tier of pricing are still 8 percent more expensive than at this time last year — and inventory has barely budged, according to a new analysis released Thursday by Zillow.

After isolated uptick, existing-home sales shift gears in March

Existing-home sales fell 2.4 percent in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.44 million — 22 percent lower than a year earlier, according to data released Thursday by the National Association of Realtors.

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