All real estate agents worth their salt are familiar with “calls to action,” but knowing the phrase and putting it into practice in your marketing messages are two completely different things. Source: click here
One of the things that makes New York City real estate so iconic is the blend of old and new, the storied past with constant reinvention. Nowhere is this more evident than in NYC real estate development, where historic buildings are reborn as extraordinary contemporary living spaces. Source: click here
When a real estate company initially hires a web design firm, the company will ask the firm to share a few websites that inspire it. This gives the company a place to start, and a look inside what the firm prefers. That concept is one of the primary drivers behind the all-new Homes.com, which launched […]
A mid-career Miami real estate agent is feeling threatened by the rise of Zillow, FSBO, etc., as replacements to the traditional real estate agent, and she is strongly considering a career change. Source: click here
Inman Select was launched to provide real estate agents and brokers with a reliable, specific source for the news and information they need to thrive in the real estate industry. And it’s helped hundreds of real estate professionals identify areas for improvement, plan and execute change and stay on top of rapid industry shifts as legal […]
As thousands of Realtors flock to the nation’s capital for the annual National Association of Realtors Legislative Meetings and Trade Expo, there’s an array of topics on each attendee’s mind. Source: click here
It’s not that I don’t support NAR. I pay my dues, and I contribute to RPAC. I just don’t see involvement in the association as important to my daily work. But here’s the thing: it’s not NAR’s fault that it’s not crucial to my daily work. It’s not supposed to be. Source: click here
The state of New York is reportedly even considering outlawing the practice. In the face of this legal threat, I’ve noticed better disclosures by portals about listings. But it’s still very confusing. Source: click here
Readers left more than seven dozen comments underneath Inman’s poll explaining their answers. Most slammed the proposed dues increases, demanding NAR instead live within its means, offer a better value proposition or reallocate its current budget resources. Source: click here
The National Association of Realtors Legislative Meetings and Trade Expo, a.k.a “Midyear,” kicked off this week, and members will finally have the chance to vote on the controversial dues hikes the organization proposed earlier this year — the first dues increases since 2012. In order to cover a $35.5 million increase in spending for political […]
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