U.S. home prices climbed 5 percent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2019, according to data released Tuesday by the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Day: August 27, 2019
Home prices climbed 3.1% annually, according to S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller US National Home Price NSA Index, released Tuesday.
Members of Bright MLS will be able to use Homesnap’s digital advertising tool to market listings on Facebook, Google, Waze and Instagram.
Jessica Swesey, partner and chief marketer at 1000watt, took the Inman Connect Las Vegas audience through a set of exercises that challenged the crowd to think deeply about what makes their brands unique.
Builders are capitalizing on the hot rental market by creating single-family, built-for-rental housing communities. The share of these units of the new-building market is relatively small, but it’s projected to grow.
Although networking and relationship-building are big parts of the real estate industry, it is important to remember this concept should be done with a selfless spirit. Help someone without expecting anything in return. The goal with paying it forward is that the person receiving the good deed goes on to do something good for someone else.
Eight bidders battled for this updated pad with an “attractive price” as two sellers reaped about $100K beyond reserve each at Knox auctions, causing the agent to spruik the sale method.
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With all the stress and pressure that goes along with being a real estate agent, how can you keep everyone positive? Here are eight ways to boost morale and maintain a culture that fosters success regardless of outside circumstances.
The prestigious eastern suburbs property market has experienced a dramatic revival since the federal election, setting the stage for a bumper spring.
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Kerry Grinkmeyer, a retired financial adviser who now works as a luxury listing agent, points to three signs that buyer’s agents won’t be a thing in five years.