RE/MAX Reveals New Data Company and App at R4 Annual Convention
RE/MAX recently hosted its 2021 R4 convention, held this year from March 23 – 25 virtually as well as in ...
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Is a Housing Market Crash Possible in 2021?
With the real estate market experiencing surging prices, scant inventories and a backlog of new home construction, many consumers are ...
Compass Inc. Ups the Ante With $10B IPO Valuation
New York-based Compass Inc. wants to up the ante when it goes public. The SoftBank-backed real estate startup is reportedly ...
Front-Page: WSJ Report Contrasts 2 Housing Booms, Industry Broker Looks Back Then and Now
Article Examines the 2005 Housing Boom Versus Market Dynamics That Have Emerged From the 2020 Pandemic A Wall Street Journal ...
5 Markets Buyers Are Moving to in 2021
The pandemic has brought on a surge of migrations—and not just from the couch to the fridge. In fact, according ...
Seattle Housing Forecast: Cyclone of Sales Activity Intensity
Cyclone of Sales Activity Intensity The year 2020 brought many changes in how we live and has made many reflect ...
Taking Control: Real Estate’s Largest Virtual Event Focuses on Preparing for What’s to Come
A general motif in 2020 has been, "I'm no longer surprised by anything." From a global health crisis to mounting ...
Buffini Makes ‘Bold Predictions’ About Upcoming Year’s Real Estate Market
It's safe to say that 2020 threw everyone for a loop. The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the lives of billions ...
Experts Provide 2021 Forecast on ‘Good Morning RE/MAX’
RE/MAX Chief Customer Officer Nick Bailey recently hosted an episode of Good Morning RE/MAX focusing on the real estate outlook ...
RISMedia Recognized by National Association of Real Estate Editors
RISMedia was recently recognized by the National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) during their 70th Annual Journalism Competition. RISMedia ...
3 Ways to Boost Engagement With Selfie-Style Content
In the age of TikTok, hyper-polished, overly-produced videos are a thing of the past. Today’s most effective social media content is simple, scrappy and all you need is your phone. Read more.
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