Remember when all we could talk about was inventory? Now AI is changing the way we work on a moment by moment basis. Interest rates are changing the way buyers approach the market. And headcounts are in flux as tech companies find a way forward. That’s why Inman Connect Las Vegas is more important than ever.

Orhan Tolu went from 12 affiliated agents and the potential collapse of the industry, to almost 2000 full and part-time affiliated agents and continues to expand. Here's how he did it — with help from CENTURY 21.

A new report by RE/MAX explores what's most important to today’s homebuyers and sellers, from their criteria for choosing a real estate agent to their adaptability for the future. The findings are valuable intelligence for agents and brokers alike.

When talking about luxury vacation homes, locations such as Wyoming's Teton County and Montana’s Bitterroot Valley may not be the first markets that come to mind, but there’s great value in hidden gems.

As we move into a slower market, it’s critical to have the support of the best possible real estate company behind you. If you’re not sure that yours delivers and you’re exploring your options, make sure to ask these four questions of any potential new brokerage.

Older adults have special rights when it comes to renting apartments in New York. One (or more) of them may apply to you.

With all of the recent changes to the market, what questions are sellers likely to ask this year and how do you best address them?

Stewart Valuation Intelligence (SVI) is the latest technology vendor to be approved by Fannie Mae to support the new value acceptance + property data valuation process.

Millennials passed a significant milestone in 2022, with census data showing that 51.5 percent of millennials now own homes.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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