Spruce Holdings CEO Patrick Burns explores how the real estate transaction is changing during an Inman Connect Las Vegas panel.
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Month: August 2019
Most people try to avoid ever setting foot in a police station but now you can actually live in one. For life. Here’s how.
The post Own your own cop shop in Brisbane’s trendy Newstead appeared first on realestate.com.au.
They don’t make homes like this anymore, but the demand for a quintessential Cairns home is strong 30 years after they first gained massive popularity.
The post Chris Vandyke pole homes still popular after 30 years appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Patricia Nakache, a general partner at Trinity Ventures, predicted during an Inman Connect Las Vegas panel that investments in real estate will continue to accelerate.
Real estate agents need to step up and stop running from change, Austin Board of Realtors CEO Emily Chenevert told the audience at the Inman Connect Las Vegas conference.
Sapphire Ventures’ Paul Levine named four real estate bull’s-eyes for venture capitalists in a presentation at Inman Connect Las Vegas. They are: iBuyers, “tech-forward” brokerages, new types of financing and transaction automation.
Real estate startups want to provide consumers better housing affordability and transaction transparency. This is a form of consumer empowerment, explained several startup panelists at Inman Connect Las Vegas.
Chris Cortazzo closed more than $554 million in sales last year and was the third-ranked agent in the country, according to Real Trends.
Watch Amy Somerville, RE/MAX’s senior vice president of professional development and engagement, tease out how agents can make the most of big data and automation to clinch more deals onstage at Inman Connect Las Vegas.
Gold Coast developer Greg Rix’s luxury riverfront property has been listed for sale again after a multimillion-dollar deal fell over.
The post Gold Coast developer Greg Rix’s family mansion back on the market appeared first on realestate.com.au.