Many first-time homebuyers are overwhelmed by the process. Take the time to hold their hands and ease their anxieties, and you might have a client for life.
Many first-time homebuyers are overwhelmed by the process. Take the time to hold their hands and ease their anxieties, and you might have a client for life.
Compass agent Richard Herschenfeld shares how his experience as the owner of Prohibition, a bar on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, prepared him for real estate.
This time of year, it’s crucial to take care of yourself so you can stay healthy, happy and motivated. Here are a few ways to keep your spirit up all winter long.
In this weekly column, real estate agents across the nation share stories of the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the industry. This week, Southern California broker Troy Palmquist explains why your output is only as good as your input.
With nearly 20 years in the biz, I’ve seen a lot: the transition from “property phone books” that were our source of truth to IDX feeds and websites, the presence of boom and bust cycles, the rise of digital, the creation of amazing marketing technology and social platforms, and more.
It’s been a while since luxury was synonymous with excess. Today, what matters most to high-end consumers is that their purchases have a larger positive impact on the world and provide a meaningful personal experience. Brands are looking beyond mere material opulence.
Allen Hsu has purchased three homes, so he knows from experience that there is a lot that goes into the closing process. Closings involve multiple decision-makers, duplicate requests for information, and processes that are often unfamiliar to consumers.
This lavish new Blairgowrie home wasn’t intended for the market, but a change of circumstances has landed it there. Its elevated perch captures both back and front beach views — a rare luxury.
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Melbourne’s auction market is up and running again, kick started by a wave of weekend coastal sales, including a beach box that sailed past its reserve.
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From humble origins as a warehouse supplying the city’s shops and offices in the early 1900s, this Guildford Lane space has become a large stylish family haven in the heart of it all.
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