In 2020, the real estate industry acquired a brand-new dynamic. The traditional real estate methods shifted with the help of technology. At the same time, popular demands changed as a new millennial generation entered the work field. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic increased the number of features that a house needs to have.
Kris Lindahl, founder and CEO of The Kris Lindahl Team The Thousand: No. 16 team-owned brokerage by volume and No. 12 by transaction sides Find out the details of Lindahl’s real estate scholarship program which will net him 75 new sales associates in August 2020.
Real estate agencies are businesses just like any other and, as such, they also rely on marketing strategies to grow and expand. In fact, the growth of any real estate agency requires constant attention, because a downturn in the market results in fewer clients. For that reason, it’s important to make use of the best […]
With the advent of digital technology, a lot of socialization and businesses have increased their presence in the online world. If you want to eat at a new restaurant, you checked for reviews first, and when the feedback’s good, you proceed with your plan.
Today, we’re speaking with Brian Donnellan, president and CEO of Bright MLS. Bright MLS operates in the mid-Atlantic United States.
Starting the brand as a small, luxury firm, Chinowth said that the plan was never to grow as large as they are today. But, the relationships they built with agents working the luxury market propelled them into growth mode. Find out more about the process and her lessons learned in this podcast.
In this day and age, social networks have a major influence on all aspects of our lives — both in business and in private. And with that in mind, we can confidently state that the same is true for the work done by real estate agents.
On REAL Trending episode 80, we’re going to take a little trip to the future and discuss the future of brokerage, the future profile of great agents and teams, and the importance of core services.
AR(Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) are gaining traction in almost every industry you can think of. As per the resources, it is estimated that AR and VR will have an $80 billion market in 2025. Real Estate is no more behind in this technology race.
Although the real estate industry remained resilient through the COVID-19 crisis, it took a big hit when the pandemic outbreak grew worse. Today, real estate professionals have to deal with the cancellation of open houses.
