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The Knight Frank survey includes a new category this year: City Wellbeing. See how global cities fared.

Results with Auto-flow: There’s a better way to generate business than buying leads.

High-level thoughts about the year-end numbers of national brokerage firms.

Make no mistake, we’re in a shift. It’s a different one than we’ve ever seen before. Its cause in and of itself warrants caution. The health challenge is very real. It must be respected, and we must take all necessary actions to keep each other safe.

Over one-half of the brokerage firms we ranked on the REAL Trends 500, and Nation’s Best (formerly Up-and-Comers) list grew their transaction sides from 2014-2018. Of the nearly 903 brokerage firms from which we have these five years of data, 617 of them grew in those five years.

Within 48 hours of notice that coronavirus was going to impact real estate in Pennsylvania (and all over the U.S.), Jack Fry, broker-owner of RE/MAX of Reading, rebuilt his entire budget for the year. Find out what other actions he took to minimize loss during this pandemic.

A global coronavirus survey of more than 800 real estate agents in the United States and 9 other countries detail the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on their businesses and them as individuals.

With the coronavirus pandemic pressing hard on the global economy, this is a tough time to sell real estate. It’s especially hard to get new clients if you’re an independent contractor, not a part of a large corporation. However, the real estate market is extremely resilient, and so are the real estate professionals.

Steve Murray, president of REAL Trends leads a panel discussion on aggressive actions taken by brokerage leaders to minimize the losses from the coronavirus crisis.

From REAL Trends, the trusted source for real estate industry trends and news. This is REAL Trending episode 72 we’re analyzing the most important trends affecting brokerage companies and their agents.