The company reportedly recently laid off 110 people in Britain and Germany and 70 in the U.S., amounting to roughly 10 percent of the company.
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Day: January 29, 2019
Howard “Hoby” Hanna has been in real estate for 26 years and runs a company founded by his grandfather. And in his opinion, today’s disrupters aren’t all that disruptive.
No expense was spared in the making of this coastal chic Mornington Peninsula home, which is just steps from a sandy trail to the beach. Take a peek inside the summer dream home.
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Thinking about growth in the same way that brokerages do is a huge mistake when building a team. Here are some of the secrets top teams have learned along the way.
Now the company is taking on Airbnb. But instead of booking a private home or room for a night like in traditional lodging, Recharge lets renters grab space for as little as 30 minutes for taking a nap.
It has only just opened and is at capacity with Year 8 enrolments… so how is rental demand for properties around the new Adelaide Botanic High School
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Affiliating with a franchise could be a boon to your brokerage’s growth, but it greatly restricts your brand, a panel of leaders in the indie and franchise real estate space argued at Inman Connect’s invite-only CEO Connect event on Tuesday.
Raj Bhaskar of Hurdlr gave tips on managing finances and saving money as a real estate agent at this year’s Inman Connect New York 2019.
Knock CEO and co-founder Sean Black believes in 5-10 years more than 50 percent of sellers will be selling their homes to a company, rather than a person.
Patrick Stone, president and CEO of title insurer Williston Financial Group offered a surprisingly sunny assessment of the near-future real estate market.