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Keller Williams is set to launch its first market center in Japan, giving the U.S.’s largest franchisor a significant presence in Asia. With the new franchise, Keller Williams now has more than 50 market centers and 2,164 agents across 10 countries and regions in Asia.

Prevu, a New York City-based startup brokerage and platform, just closed a $2 million seed funding round. The round was led by Corigin Ventures, a seed venture firm that’s also backed Compass, Transfix, Latch, ClassPass and Wheels Up.

Nearly 150 business leaders signed a letter that was sent to U.S. Senate, Thursday, calling on the governing body to pass a national background check law for all gun sales and a national extreme risk law — or “red flag law.”

After six months of beta testing, Coldwell Banker on Thursday debuted the finalized versions of its new logo that will replace the well-known branding the company has used for decades.

When distributing leads, you need to come up with a game plan that is fair and clear to everyone on your real estate team.

Creating an office space that works well for agents and clients is a multifaceted challenge. Here’s a helpful formula I’ve come up with when scouting new locations.

If you’re looking for inspiration for your video content, look no further than Bon Appetit’s incredibly successful test kitchen videos. Instead of bringing you the same old cooking show formula, they’ve built incredible engagement and legions of fans with a format that is fun, fast-moving and, most of all, imperfect. Here are some lessons you can learn from the chefs to make your video content pop.

This team leader can’t imagine being a top producer without the help of these powerful apps that streamline tasks and allow her to spend less time behind the desk.

On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer breaks down getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. Always be hustling and learning new skills, and never become complacent.

Californians for Homeownership, a nonprofit housing organization sponsored by the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) announced Thursday that it’s suing the city of Whittier, California over its accessory dwelling unit regulations.