An estimated $4 billion is forecasted to flow into the U.S. real estate technology (proptech) space in 2019, a record for the industry, according to a new report from CB Insights, but experts in the space say the industry hasn’t come close to reaching its peak.
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Keller Williams Realty is advising its agents to charge nothing to clients who sell to the iBuyer Offerpad and instead to only accept payment from Offerpad in the form of a 1 percent commission.
During Inman Connect Las Vegas, three brokerages shared their recruiting strategies and best practices that you can apply to your business.
With all the advantages that come with consolidations and mergers, some associations still find it difficult. But why? I’m a member of two associations that were recently on the verge of becoming one. Unfortunately, due to lack of member votes and the low member involvement, it didn’t happen. Here I offer three solid reasons associations should merge.
The company is replacing the USAA program with an in-house military rewards program, but it expects the ending of the program will have a “material impact” in 2020.
Low mortgage rates are not consistently pulling buyers back in to the market, according to NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
The online brokerage believes that displaying buyer’s agent commissions will add transparency and lead to a more efficient housing marketplace.
The online brokerage believes that displaying buyer’s agent commissions will add transparency and lead to a more efficient housing marketplace.
iBuying behemoth Opendoor announced Thursday that it has launched its own mortgage lending service, marking the company’s latest move to completely upend the real estate industry. Opendoor Home Loans is now live in Texas markets Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, Houston and San Antonio, as well as in Phoenix and Tucson in Arizona.
Real estate consulting firm T3 Sixty, the company behind the influential Swanepoel Mega 1000 rankings, announced Thursday that it has hired a pair of new vice presidents who previously worked as executives at the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and tech company Lone Wolf, respectively.