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Real estate teams provide a lot of value to brokers, especially when it comes to market share growth in market slowdowns.

As a tech startup founder and app creator, I’m always looking for that next big thing. As a real estate investor, and niche adaptive reuse entrepreneur, it’s an area I’d recommend investors to consider not just for the income but also for the impact they will have on people’s lives, including veteran and low-income families.

Tapping into his experience and knowledge as the president of Keller Williams, Marc King will share his real estate insights during the “From Disruption to Partnership: the Amazon of real estate” panel at HousingWire Annual.

As buyer demand cooled and inventory rose, more sellers had to drop their prices in July to compete with other sellers.

Brad Inman was the first to found a national, independent real estate news organization to bridge the divide between real estate professionals and tech leaders.

Today’s RealTrending podcast features Nick Ron, CEO of House Buyers of America, which buys renovates and resells homes. Ron discusses the difference between his company and an iBuyer and how important it is to have a personal touch.

Keller Williams is the latest real estate firm to undergo layoffs. The brokerage confirmed that it laid off 23 employees, or 4.6% of its Austin, Texas, headquarters staff on Thursday. According to one former employee on LinkedIn, the layoffs impacted 75% of the firm’s marketing team. Keller Williams’s employees were notified about the layoffs via […]

eXp Realty has promoted Michael Valdes to Chief Growth Officer. Valdes will lead the eXp Realty and eXp Commercial global expansion efforts, reinforcing aligned growth strategies and leveraging the company’s scale to accelerate growth.

With fewer homes on the market, sellers are facing less competition in attracting the now more limited pool of buyers.

When a recession occurs, it affects many facets of real estate including foreclosure rates. Homeowners have more equity than in 2008, and economists and experts  aren’t predicting a wave of foreclosures, however there’s always a chance we’ll see an uptick in foreclosures.