As the Market Shifts, New Opportunities Emerge…but Are Agents Ready?
Above, from left, RISMedia Founder & CEO John Featherston; Donny Samson, CEO, Samson Properties, Keller Williams Capital Properties President Kymber...
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Coastal Oregon Brokerage Affiliates With Century 21
Century 21 Real Estate LLC has announced the affiliation of Shorepine Properties in Pacific City, expanding the brand’s presence along...
Job Growth Slows, but Remains Steady in May
Jobs continued to see growth in May, albeit at a slower rate than previous months, as the unemployment rate remained...
United Real Estate’s Forward-Thinking, Agent-Centric Approach Fosters Continued Growth
If ever national real estate brands, regional brokerages and agents wonder how United Real Estate manages to keep growing bigger...
Don’t Just Ride Out the Storm—Own It: 10 Ways to Recession-Proof Your Business
Let’s get real: Whispers of a recession are growing louder. But panic? That should not be your plan. Nope! You...
HomeSmart to Integrate RPR Data into Proprietary Transaction Platform
HomeSmart and RPR (Realtors Property Resource) have announced a partnership to implement a secure single sign-on (SSO) integration and Deep...
From Posts to Prospects: Social Media That Connects
Social media is a crucial component of marketing for real estate agents today. It helps you stay connected with clients,...
NAR Honors Canopy CEO With Award of Excellence
Anne Marie DeCatsye, Esq., CEO of Canopy REALTOR® Association and Canopy MLS, has been honored with the William R. Magel...
NAR Repeals No-Commingling Rule After Meeting Closed to Media
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) voted today to rescind the optional “no-commingling rule,” also known as the “segregation rule,”...
NAR Narrows Code of Ethics to Professional Conduct, Removes ‘Hate Speech,’ Defines ‘Harassment’
The National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) Board of Directors has moved forward with amendments to NAR’s Standard of Practice 10-5...
4 Tips for Adapting to Generational Shifts in the Housing Market
With fewer affordable single-family homes available, more buyers are looking for homes that can accommodate multiple generations. Read more.
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