Revenue for eXp World Holdings jumped 153 percent year-over-year to a quarterly record high of $157 million, according to a first-quarter earnings report.
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The third largest MLS in the nation, which is also the largest MLS in Florida at 58,000 subscribers, will relaunch under the new name on June 4.
The developers behind the Cambria Green mega-development have been asked to explain why the signature signing away parcels of land appears identical across seven documents representing seven companies.
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EasyKnock will pay off the mortgage and after a two-week closing time, homeowners will receive their equity cash out. From there, can stay in their current home as renters anywhere from three to 18 months (a year and a half) as they search for a new home.
Dozens of objections have been lodged against a plan to turn 3ha of coastal land into an affordable housing estate.
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Until recently, regular Inman contributor and indie broker Troy Palmquist thought using a branded app was a luxury. But after a conversation and some research, he’s opened his eyes to the possibility of white-labeled tech and the benefits that far outweigh the costs. Here’s why this is a reasonable option for indies competing with big-box brokerages and behemoth portals.
These five apps will help you to manage and schedule your visual presence on Instagram and Facebook.
There’s a new Lord (and Lady) of Riverrun, with the Game of Thrones castle changing hands without any siege, warfare or beheadings for an unbelieveable price.
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Did you know that even a 5 percent increase in client retention can increase your profitability by 75 percent? Here are six ways to build loyalty and keep your clients for life.
It was by far the best house on the street — a huge block, a pool and a tennis court with ocean views. But buyers wouldn’t play ball when it went on the market at $8.5m more than a year ago.
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