Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider is taking a 90 percent pay cut while his direct reports are reducing compensation by 50 percent.
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Day: <span>March 25, 2020</span>
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Queensland’s real estate industry has already adapted to new ways of buying and selling property after an escalation in COVID-19 led to a ban on all public auctions and open for inspections.
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All five apartments that went under the hammer tonight at Bondi failed to sell whereas four properties sold in the inner west in what were some of Sydney’s last auctions ahead the auction ban.
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If we’ve learned anything from past downturns, it’s that there is no normal — new or old. In today’s stressful time, we just have to learn to play the hand we’re dealt. Here’s how one indie broker broaches life and work during a global pandemic.
This week, we’re asking you, our readers, to look at the bright side. What’s a victory — however small or big — you experienced recently?
A slew of coronavirus myths, rumors and false medical advice has been making the rounds on the internet. By putting fact-checking practices to good use, you can snuff out misinformation when it makes its way to your screen and ensure you never share it.
A stunning Costa family mansion has set a new Geelong record house price after a $5m-plus sale.
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Online buyer meetings, continuing education and digital listing presentations will become more popular than ever, even after coronavirus wanes. Here are some of the more popular virtual meeting options worth checking out.
Auctions and open homes have been banned across the country, but property experts and real estate agents have a plan to ensure buyers and sellers across South Australia won’t suffer.
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