The California Consumer Privacy Act, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, wire fraud and web accessibility were discussed at NAR’s mid-year conference.
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Month: <span>May 2019</span>
In today’s high-tech office environment, are face-to-face meetings necessary, or even possible, when so many brokerages are virtual? Here’s how to host a meeting that your officemates will enjoy attending.
Follow the advice of your grandma, and never arrive at a party empty-handed. Contribute to any given situation by giving prospective clients useful information, advice and comfort. They’ll thank you with new business.
A Footscray development is elevating prospects of neighbours becoming friends, with an outdoor cinema with beanbag chairs, gym and yoga retreat included on the schmick project’s top floor.
The post Footscray’s Liberty One elevates prospects of neighbours becoming friends appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Regular Inman contributor Teresa Boardman talks about how Zillow Offers just launched in the Twin Cities and what buyers and sellers truly need in her market (and probably yours, too).
A Woollahra house has sold just four days after a ‘Million Dollar Listing’-style VIP launch party for about $1m more than the price guide, setting a new street record.
The post Woollahra house sells for $1m more after VIP launch party appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A character home in Adelaide’s western suburbs is packed with potential. Who will restore it to its original glory?
The post Want a project? Take a look around this Woodville Park home appeared first on realestate.com.au.
More people will call Geelong’s central business district home as buyers emerge with a big offer for the old Addy building.
The post Buyers’ plan for new digs at old Geelong Advertiser building appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Melbourne house and land buyers eyeing off the city’s growth corridors have about a year to take advantage of a rare slump in price growth.
The post Land growth slump a limited opportunity for buyers to get ahead appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Pub baron Justin Hemmes has opened up to the Wentworth Courier exclusively about why he sold an iconic Potts Point site, owned by his famous family for 31 years.
The post Justin Hemmes on Point Point sale: ‘It holds a very special place in my heart’ appeared first on realestate.com.au.