Women in Real Estate
Understanding the Hurdles, Seizing the Opportunities This article first appeared in Real Estate magazine's special-edition Women in Real Estate issue. ...
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Commercial Real Estate and Women: A Perfect Pairing
This past fall, the CREW Network—the leading organization for women in commercial real estate—released its 2020 CREW Network Benchmark Study: ...
Commercial Opportunities Exist Despite Talk of Their Demise
The initial shock and challenges of COVID-19 on commercial real estate (CRE) practitioners—and the expectation that property values would suffer ...
A Change in Company and Brand Can Result in a Better You
Evolve or be extinct. It's a mantra in business, and for me, it led to a turning point in my ...
Making Communication the ‘No. 1 Priority’
Jim Fite Vitals: CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company Years in business: 83 Size: 22 sales offices, 890 agents Regions served: ...
Full Speed Ahead
The CENTURY 21® Brand's Forward-Thinking Approach Editor's Note: This is the cover story in the September 2020 issue of RISMedia's ...
During Natural Disasters, Real Estate Pros Rely on Their Experience and Hustle
In the past few weeks, there has been a barrage of natural disasters across the country, destroying billions of dollars ...
NAR Power Broker Roundtable: A Market in Flux
Setting Strategies for a Strong Second Half This month's National of Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Power Broker Roundtable discusses the ...
A Corporate Attitude and a Family Heart
Marilyn Pearson-Adams Broker/Owner CENTURY 21 Alliance Realty Spring Hill, Fla. www.c21alliancerealty.com Region served: The entire West Central region of Florida, ...
Recruiting in Today’s Market: A Focus on the Dual Career Professional in a COVID-19 World
Editor's Note: CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company, founded in 1937, operates 24-plus offices in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex with more ...
5 Key Reasons FSBOs Regret Not Using a Real Estate Agent
Some homeowners think selling their properties with no agent will save gobs of money on commissions. Almost always they come to regret it, settling on a price that could have been better, not to mention spending way more time on the process than they envisioned Read more.
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