A Yarra Valley town is Victoria’s hardest housing market to buy into, with just a handful of sales each year and lifestyle lures residents don’t want to leave. See the full list of tough-to-crack spots.
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Get tips on how to make the most of your relationships with vendors, and learn how to create a successful strategy that works for your brokerage.
Celebrity real estate agent and The Agency CEO Mauricio Umansky has been hit with a second lawsuit over the 2016 sale of a Miami mansion.
Selling is all about making a great impression — and there are some property issues that will have buyers heading for the hills, experts say. Find out what the deal breakers are.
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The best-selling author shares her family’s 21st-birthday gift-giving tradition and the funny story behind her engagement ring.
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A real estate agent working in Trinity Park has more than half a dozen million-dollar properties on the market.
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Five properties went to auction on March 12, 2019, as part of Ray White Julie Mahoney’s inroom auction event.
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A Henley bestseller in Melbourne’s outer southeast will be auctioned on Good Friday to raise money for sick children.
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In a shifting market, how can brokerages stay ahead of the game and be proactive about what’s to come? Find out from Red Oak Realty’s Vanessa Bergmark, Benchmark Property Management’s Lee Arnold and Laer Realty Partners’ Stacey Alcorn onstage at Inman Connect New York.
Eric Wu said he envisions a future where everyone uses Opendoor to buy and sell their home in a frictionless transaction that is eventually low-cost or free.