Inman has obtained a letter from the Department of Justice requesting information on multiple listing service data from CoreLogic, a California-based financial services and analytics firm.
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Day: May 22, 2019
Offering a rare combination of land and character in one of Adelaide’s most tightly-held inner suburban locations, this property is packed with potential. Take a look around.
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HomeAdvisor provides access to a range of painting, landscaping and home repair professionals.
Buyers have been banging down the door for their chance to grab a block of land in a new subdivision – with stage one sold out before it officially hit the market.
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To offer your clients the most valuable service, you have to learn everything your prospects might want to know about your new market. If you find yourself starting over, here are some tips to make it a little bit easier.
A shortlist of possible sites for the state’s second adult prison is yet to be made public two months after they were presented to the State Government.
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A rare Cowes opportunity is set to shake up development on The Esplanade, after being floated on the property market with permits to build 20 apartments.
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Other than that narrow exception that agents make for first-time homebuyers, agents don’t think of clients as having specialized needs that require customized solutions. Instead, agents provide a cookie-cutter approach to standardized service with the same scripts, the same materials, the same programs. That needs to change. Here’s how.
In case you missed it, when the National Association of Realtors announced that President Donald Trump would speak at NAR Midyear, trolling from both sides of the aisle ensued. Here’s why it’s not only unprofessional, but also against the Code of Ethics.
One of Australia’s top cosmetic surgeons, Dr Zion Chan, no longer able to work after a serious car accident, has been forced to sell the Point Piper home he bought for $2.3 million last March after he defaulted on his mortgage.
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