A rental property owner in New York City’s West Village was recently taken advantage of by a “serial grifter” who turned into a nightmare roommate. Is it possible for property owners to safeguard themselves against these con artists?
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Looking for a little clarity on this week’s news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner looks at last week’s real estate and economic announcements, explaining what the data and numbers mean, especially in the context of COVID-19.
The start of the month means that over 100 million Americans living in rentals will have to pay rent without the supplemental aid they previously received as part of the pandemic stimulus package.
Billboards might seem a little old school, however, there are numbers proving that they still drive awareness of a brand, but only when advertised correctly. Here’s what you should know.
Billboards might seem a little old school, however, there are numbers proving that they still drive awareness of a brand, but only when advertised correctly. Here’s what you should know.
Swift made an offer on the mansion days after it hit the market, making it one of Douglas Elliman agents Devin Kay and Nick Malinosky’s quickest sales.
J Kuper launched Brokerage Engine for his own company, but has since signed on more than 45 clients from brokerages across all brands.
The number of new real estate licenses fell by more than 90 percent in Florida and Texas in April when COVID-19 made the industry hit pause.
The owners of a Hamptons property have accused a developer and his broker girlfriend have been abusing New York’s eviction moratorium to squat for months.
Getting certified to become a coach used to take 2,000 hours of coaching before being evaluated by a panel of experts. Today, anyone can call themselves a coach. We reached out to get Bernice Ross’s read on the coaching industry, the pandemic and what agents should be doing right now.