A new study released Tuesday indicates that agents with even 1 review on their Google My Business pages will see more web traffic.
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Month: <span>July 2019</span>
The redesign, which the trade group describes as a ‘new, uncluttered look,’ is meant to improve transaction productivity and speed up workflow.
Only certain kinds of buyers are interested in specialty properties — like luxury and waterfront homes, condominiums and over-55 housing — so a one-size-fits-all marketing approach will not produce optimal results. Bill Gassett of RE/MAX Executive Realty breaks down the key points to making the sale.
The planning commission still has questions over whether a man who signed letters on behalf of seven companies in relation to the Cambria Green development actually had authority to do so.
The post Tasmanian Planning Commission gives Cambria Green deadline appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A medical centre under threat of closure over a potential loss of parking space will now remain open after the council opted to sell it a public car park.
The post Kingborough Council to sell public car park to Kingston’s John Street Medical Centre appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Real Trends and Tom Ferry released the seventh annual breakdown of the “best” — i.e. the most productive — real estate agents and teams in each state.
Drew Hannan of Drew Hannan Homes and Keller Williams in Rochester, New York, is a former restaurateur and business owner who recently got into real estate as a second career. He got a very fast start closing 42 deals in his very first year, and he’s here to tell us how he did it.
Based on the numbers and our personal experience of a larger number of prospects shopping but not buying, we suspect the seller’s market is about over. Here are five areas listing agents need to rethink and focus on when buyers are calling the shots.
In this monthly advice column, the Marketing Mastermind answers three burning questions. This month’s topic: changing up your marketing as the season slows. As the action rolls into a lull in slower seasons, it’s a great opportunity to review your to-dos and marketing strategy and implement plans for the remainder of the year.
The Criniti family is set to make a mouth-watering profit when two of their adjoining properties, including the site which houses their first Italian restaurant, go to auction later this month.
The post Criniti family to sell Parramatta site at auction but restaurant will stay open appeared first on realestate.com.au.