An expected drop in listings could benefit vendors as “serious buyers” remain active in Knox suburbs. The shift to private inspections will see only “genuine buyers” out to look at homes.
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Quick thinking was needed as agencies scrambled to react to the federal government’s new social distancing policies, but two sales in Burwood proved homebuyers are still showing resilience.
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In a bill passed last week, lawmakers provided for some serious financial aid for small businesses such as real estate brokerages.
Looking for a little clarity on this week’s economic and housing news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner shares why the housing market is poised for a healthy rebound.
Luxury holiday homes are being leased to long-term tenants at drastically discounted prices as owners attempt to recoup lost income in the wake of coronavirus cancellations.
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As revenue shrinks, CEO Brian Chesky said he and his executive team will take dramatic pay cuts and eliminate marketing to keep the company afloat.
Keller Williams president says the tech-enabled agent will rise from the pandemic.
As coronavirus continues to spread and New York becomes a national epicenter of the disease, luxury real estate is taking an anticipated hit.
The growing real estate franchisor announced a Weichert and Regus vet is joining the company as chief growth officer, showing the company is committed to growth even as the industry slows.
The company is aiming to hire 1,000 additional workers this year and wants to pull from the industry hit hardest by coronavirus-fuled layoffs.