There has been a tectonic movement (not to mention massive investment) in and around real estate technology lately. And that’s been especially true at Inside Real Estate.
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On the heels of Inman Connect, I’ve never been more certain that big money is not the solution to simplifying the real estate ecosystem and improving the customer journey. The hostility between industry leaders is escalating.
According to the US Census Bureau, there were over 650,000 new single-family homes sold last year. With this segment representing over 10% of the sales market, how can you leverage this niche to grow your business?
There are lots of things to be mindful of to keep your clients engaged and enthusiastic — but at the end of the day, preparation, professionalism and empathy will go a long way. Here are 10 things that’ll make client retention a cinch for you.
Listen in as MRIS Investors, Inc’s David Charron, Midwest Real Estate Data’s Rebecca Jensen and Council of Multiple Listing Services’ Denee Evans talk through the data trends impacting the industry and how you can stay ahead of the curve onstage at Inman Connect New York.
Find out what it costs to outsource projects and strengthen top-of-mind awareness, lead generation and social media content. Learn how to know when your efforts are working and how to track the right audience from these marketing gurus.
Watch Baldwin& Founder David Baldwin onstage at ICNY 19 as he tells the story of how his brand Ponysaurus Brewing in Durham, North Carolina, got involved in one of the most controversial state bills (HB2) and created a support system that raises money for LGBTQ issues — and how the brand has grown as a result.
Objection handling is one of the most important skill sets a real estate agent can master. There will always be stalls whether you work with buyers, sellers or both. So what’s the key? Find out from the pros at Inman Connect New York.
Friday’s rally is particularly notable because other than installing Barton as CEO, the company appears to be largely staying the course it laid out in prior earnings calls — including doubling down on the very programs that had previously spooked investors.
Well-known CNN anchor Chris Cuomo and his wife have put their beautiful property in the Hamptons on the market for $2.9 million.