It wasn’t so long ago that the housing market was characterized by YOLO, FOMO and 200-person deep lines at open houses. But a gradual slowdown that culminated in seismic shocks to the economy over the past week has changed the game for real estate agents and their clients. Here’s how they’re navigating the choppy waters.
Whether you’re a part- or full-time real estate agent, the good news is that you can create your own self-employed benefits package that rivals any company using the following six steps.
Today’s RealTrending features Steve Murray, senior advisor to RealTrends and a partner with RTC Consulting. Murray recently researched more than 730 real estate firms to find out the leaders in growth over the past 10 years. The report, The Secrets of Top-Growth Firms, is available now.
Minerick’s alternative software first approach to selling homes has resulted in him being named the No. 5 individual agent by transaction sides and No. 9 by sales volume in the 2022 RealTrends + Tom Ferry The Thousand rankings. In 2021, Minerick recorded 1,116 transaction sides resulting in $598.6 million in sales volume.
Meghan Clarkson ranked No. 133 agent by transaction sides in the 2022 RealTrends The Thousand. She shares how she markets to her community.
As team leader of a successful group with Long & Foster, Brandon Brittingham knows that deep relationships with agents are key to success.
A change in the housing market means real estate professionals can shine. As a listing agent, you can showcase your knowledge.
Anywhere CFO Charlotte Simonelli discusses what the rebrand from Realogy means for the firm and its lofty 2026 financial projections.
Suzanne Frisbie with Corcoran in Palm Beach is ranked No.7 individual by sales volume in the 2022 RealTrends The Thousand.
Jason Saphire with Entryonly.com ranked No. 8 individuals by transaction sides in the 2022 RealTrends The Thousand rankings.
