On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer shares his top tip for marching forward with kindness.
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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.
Brokers in Atlanta, Detroit and New Orleans share the business tactics and personal advice they’re providing to new real estate agents.
“Looking out. Post a picture from your favorite or just interesting window view,” I posted on Inman’s Coast to Coast Facebook group Wednesday. Here’s what readers enjoy seeing when they’re looking for a distraction.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has left brokers more pessimistic than ever about the present, though they are more upbeat about the future.
Google’s data shows changes during the pandemic in home-related online searches. Some experts believe those trends hint at longterm shifts in consumer preference.
Compass agent Cindy Ambuehl claims ex-assistant Christina Collins used insider knowledge to launch her own career in luxury real estate.
The Mortgage Bankers Association said the decrease is due to stricter lending standards and increased likelihood of loan forbearance and defaults.
The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortage is at an all-time low, but it could drop further if the economy stablizes.
The city was ranked the hottest housing market for the second consecutive month by Realtor.com with half of all homes selling in under 28 days.