Regional Perspective: The Profitability Picture Around the Country
While understanding the overall market outlook is critical for success, real estate remains a local business. Brokers representing different parts ...
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Experts Share Strategies to Win in a Changing Market at RISMedia Event
The crucial roles of leadership, proper messaging to employees and agent retention in tough times were the main expert opinions ...
‘Our Profession Is Being Victimized’: Unpacking the Top Issues Facing Real Estate
Above: Bob Goldberg (left), Helen Hanna Casey (center), and Leslie Rouda Smith (right). Why should clients pay agents as much ...
Helen Hanna Casey Honored by Dress for Success
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services has announced its CEO, Helen Hanna Casey recently was included in the national Dress for ...
Going to NAR in San Diego? Join RISMedia at the Power Broker Forum
RISMedia will be hosting its annual Power Broker Forum on Friday, back in a live-audience setting during this year’s REALTORS® ...
NAR Talks to the C-Suite: How Are Brokerages Tackling Disruption?
It's no secret: The industry is changing, and it's changing quickly. The word disruption is tossed around on a daily ...
CEO Exchange Exclusive: Helen Hanna Casey on Succeeding in Any Market
Helen Hanna Casey, CEO, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, at RISMedia's 2018 Real Estate CEO Exchange (Credit: AJ Canaria of PlanOmatic) ...
#CEOX2018: Three Leaders, Three Unique Viewpoints
RISMedia's 2017 Real Estate CEO Exchange "Don't study the great realty companies. Study the great companies." From the brands that ...
#CEOX2018: Exploring the Macro Movements in Real Estate
RISMedia's 2017 Real Estate CEO Exchange From the benefits and challenges of innovation and technology, to the economic landscape and ...
Providing Value in a Competitive Market
Realtors Property Resource® (RPR®) a key piece of the puzzle for powerhouse brokerage For Helen Hanna Casey, CEO of Howard ...
Why Solo Buyers Are Easier for Agents—but Also Present Unique Challenges
For a home transaction, often one is company and two’s a crowd. There’s very little miscommunication as you bond one-to-one with the client. Read more.
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