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The real estate industry has been rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Almost overnight, open houses were banned, listings were pulled, and buyers disappeared.

With about 17 small mergers and acquisitions in 2016 and an aggressive recruiting program, Jim D’Amico grew his firm to the 850 agents he has today. Find out what lessons he learned by growing so quickly and his strategies for successfully integrating new offices into his culture.

On REAL Trending Episode 77, were discussing the market recovery, trends, what we’ve learned and what’s ahead. What do these trends mean?

There’s an overwhelming uncertainty about the effect the COVID-19 pandemic will have on the US economy. This uncertainty is echoed in the moving industry, where according to our recent survey, over 80% of moving companies are worried about the future of their businesses. 

Michael Nourmand, president,  Nourmand & Associates Realtors, Beverly Hills As the market in California starts to open, civil unrest over the George Floyd murder ramps up. For Nourmand, taking care of his agents is a top priority. Find out what he’s doing to ensure agents are able to transact business in the market.

 Mergers, acquisitions and franchise renewals continue despite COVID-19

While some things have changed forever, we can always count on the sights and smell of spring and summer coming.

The March draconian lockdowns and other policies put a damper on all business activities. How is the economy doing now?

A three-judge panel of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that plaintiffs claimed their real estate company’s marketing agreement violated RESPA because they lacked standing to sue under Article III of the U.S. Constitution could not show a concrete injury-in-fact.  

Showing Traffic Matches Prior-Year Levels in Many Markets According to Latest ShowingTime Data;