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Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they’ll talk over whether sellers should list the Monday after the Super Bowl.

How do you position a historic property for today’s modern buyer? Real estate pros Cheryl Eisen of Interior Marketing Group and Wolf Jakubowski of Brown Harris Stevens explain how they took on that challenge.

At the beginning of each year, agents set new goals, and most put some solid work into achieving them — at least for a while. But how many agents actually manage to accomplish their goals? Not many. To help your cause, real estate coach Rod Khleif shares his top secrets for goal-setting the right way.

News Corp, the parent company of Move’s realtor.com and Australia-based REA Group, reported Thursday that its revenue grew to $2.63 billion during the final three months of 2018, representing a 21 percent year-over-year increase.

Josh Bolgren, a key player in the re-structuring will  nowserve as senior vice president of business growth; Brett Ritchie has been promoted to senior vice president and chief accounting officer; and Roy Schwalm has been promoted to senior vice president of finance and strategy.

Watch as Ryan Serhant, of “Million Dollar Listing New York” fame, gives the Inman Connect New York audience the low-down on how to survive — and thrive — by going back to some of the basics he used as an actor-turned-agent at the beginning of his career. 

As smart home technology becomes more common, agents and clients are being thrown into settings where someone, somewhere, could secretly be observing them.

Get the scoop from Coldwell Banker Global Luxury’s Joyce Rey, Redfin’s Daryl Fairweather, WealthQuotient’s David Friedman, Warburg Realty’s Clelia Peters and Keller Williams Capital Properties’ Brandon Green on what to expect in 2019.

What inspires someone to truly innovate, change their old ways and do something completely different? In eXp Chairman and Founder Glenn Sanford’s case, the recession culminated in the birth of a virtual brokerage.

The most expensive home in Miami sold for $50 million this week, shattering records in the city. The home boasts more than 20,000 feet and views of the bay.