Inflation, War Continue to Plague Housing Affordability
While some bright spots like declining home-price increases and increased inventory are helping some U.S. homebuyers, affordability challenges continue to ...
The Industry Is Shifting. Changes to Splits, Contracts and Brokerage Model Aren’t Clear (Yet)
A few weeks ago, an agent on a popular social media platform asked for advice. They had reached a level ...
Fed Observes Job Trends Ahead of Meeting, Waller Sees ‘Signs of Disinflation’
Above, Fed Governor Christopher Waller As the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) next meeting quickly approaches, real estate professionals are ...
Preventing Agent Burnout: Leadership Strategies for Sustainable Success
In the latest RISMedia webinar—“Preventing Agent Burnout: Leadership Strategies for Sustainable Success”—panelists Dave Greenbaum, chief customer officer at MoxiWorks, Kendall ...
There’s Something in the Air That Moves People…Literally
Turns out the pandemic was good for one positive trend. More people than ever moved away from U.S. counties at ...
How AI Tools May Be Exposing MLS Data (and Your Brokerage) to Risk
Real estate agents and brokers are using AI every day, freeing up their time to focus on building relationships and ...
New Zillow Research Points to Buffalo, Chicago and Houston as Markets to Watch
As renting remains more affordable than buying in many markets around the country, renters are shifting and moving with the ...
Meeting Change Head-On
Leaders on deck for RISMedia's 2026 CEO & Leadership Exchange: (top row, l to r): Dan Duffy, Hoby Hanna, Dr. ...
The 3 Silent Leaks Spiking a Water Bill (and How to Fix Them)
With household costs top of mind, homeowners may be overlooking one of the easiest places to save money: their plumbing. ...
Douglas Elliman Names Jamie Gagliano National Brokerage Chief Operations Officer
Above, Jamie Gagliano Douglas Elliman Realty announced that Jamie Gagliano has returned to the firm in the role of chief ...
Five First-Time Homebuyer Budget Traps Newlyweds Should Avoid
“A two-week low can make buyers feel like their budget has improved, even when the monthly savings are small,” says one real estate professional. “Newlyweds should calculate that difference before increasing their price range. Higher property taxes, insurance and maintenance can quickly outweigh those savings.” Read more.
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