The company’s virtual world platform VirBELA, saw its biggest net increase in customers ever in the first quarter of 2020.
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Month: <span>May 2020</span>
Even as the coronavirus pandemic spread across the country, home prices in March were still at record highs — though the situation may soon change.
A new report from realtor.com found that new listings fell 44.1 percent in April as the outbreak slammed the economy.
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, find out how D.C.-area agent Kaye Placeres makes herself top-of-mind with buyers and sellers — then stays there long after the closing.
Last week, we asked you, our readers, to tell us how you’re preparing for when the country reopens, now that COVID-19 restrictions are slowly being lifted. Here’s what you shared.
Looking for a little clarity on this week’s news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner looks at the data to determine the pros and cons of mortgage forbearance programs.
At this point, brokerages should be planning to re-enter the market when COVID-19 restrictions lift. Here’s how one brokerage is rolling up its sleeves and building momentum.
As coronavirus rapidly changes — and impacts real estate across the nation — our aim is to keep you equipped with the tools and strategies you’ll need to move forward.
Peretott’s campaign against stamp duty could wipe $26K off the cost of buying a median-priced home in his state, with Sydneysiders to benefit about $40K.
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New ABS data shows Australians aged under 20 suffered an 18.5 per cent drop in employee jobs between 14 March and 18 April this year, while 11.3 per cent of young people aged between 21 and 29 have been hit by job cuts.
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