The new cash-back rewards platform is another way for the company to generate leads for its agents.
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Day: <span>October 28, 2019</span>
The Hobart City Council planning committee has voted on a new private hospital proposed for the site of a former TV studio.
The post Tasman Private Hospital development application deferred after refusal recommendation to Hobart City Council appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The team that always goes for broke has gone broke. Mark and Mitch are in the red, and the other teams couldn’t be happier.
The post The Block 2019 episode 50 recap: Mark and Mitch go broke appeared first on realestate.com.au.
With the world’s spookiest holiday just around the corner, real estate companies across the country are preparing for the holiday.
Each week, we talk to agents across the country about what they’ve learned along the way (and what they wish they had known as new agents). This week, Warburg Realty’s Annie Cion Gruenberger shares her passion for going deeper with clients.
How can you use smart text messaging to help you connect with a lead or client who has chilled? Here are some reader favorites to help you get back in the flow of communication.
Brisbane home values are set to rise in the next two years, with apartment prices tipped to blitz houses, a new report reveals.
The post This is how much Brisbane home values will rise by 2021 appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A home dubbed the ‘James Bond House’ that comes with a 16-car garage with a hectare of land to boot was the hottest property in Queensland this week.
The post James Bond house the hottest listing in QLD this week appeared first on realestate.com.au.
90 percent of homebuyers claim they would use their real estate agent again or recommend their agent to others, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). It’s an extremely high number, but NAR also reports that, in actuality, the typical Realtor earned merely 13 percent of business from repeat clients and 17 percent through referrals from past customers.
Three independent real estate teams are dominating L.A. metro coastal markets and high-end inland areas. Each one is founded and run by agent owners who don’t have to operate a brokerage. That’s thanks to their partnership with Side, a tech brokerage-as-a-service start-up that provides a new business model option to high performing agents and teams.