Berlin-based Axel Springer publishes a number of European newspapers and also owns U.S.-based website Business Insider and its offshoots. The company previously invested $177 million in Purplebricks, which was used to fund the brokerage’s expansion beyond its home base in the U.K.
Blog
Month: <span>June 2019</span>
A Hilton & Hyland agent gave an insider look at an extravagant Frank Lloyd Wright mansion currently on the market for $23 million.
This might be the worst house in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious precincts but if you are looking for a bargain, think again. The unliveable property has an eye-watering price tag.
The post Derelict South Yarra house will cost you $6-$6.6 million appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Six months ago W+R Studios began the process of making all of its products, the Cloud Agent Suite, compatible with the RESO Web API. Today, the company announced it had achieved that goal and, moreover, it would no longer accept data from new MLS customers via RETS — only through the RESO Web API.
The newly added iTrip properties are scattered across a handful of coastal Florida communities including Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Pierce, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Stuart, Hutchinson Island and Port St. Lucie. The properties will be operated as part of a new iTrip franchise, dubbed iTrip Vacations Treasure Coast.
This unique lead analysis solution earns rare five-star rating for its innovative approach to helping brokerages earn more business by applying AI to your CRM.
Ikea just launched a new line of multifunctional robotic furniture designed specifically for small spaces in urban settings.
Retired MLB star Alex Rodriguez, known also as “A-Rod,” will be renting out a 21-unit building in East Village, New York.
Sales activity is dwindling on the Gold Coast, with the city recording the biggest annual fall across Queensland, a new report shows.
The post Gold Coast records biggest drop in sales activity across Queensland appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Though relatively obscure among most consumers, the project to create the UMBS has been in the works since at least 2012. Officials have already been prepping investors for the launch of the combined TBA market for months, and during Monday’s phone call Freddie Mac senior vice president Mark Hanson said that “all signs are quite positive at this stage in the market.”