President Biden’s Framework for Regulating Artificial Intelligence
On October 30, 2023, President Biden signed a comprehensive executive order on the important subject of artificial intelligence. The executive ...
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United for Strength and Growth
Above, seated from left, Danny Sullivan, Charlene Sullivan and Tim Knox. Standing from left, Chelsea McKinny (partner), Kim Savage (director ...
How Market Data Helps Build Client Connections
Blake Wallace started his career in real estate walking neighborhoods throughout the Minneapolis, Minnesota, area, knocking on doors of strangers’ ...
What’s in Store for 2024? A Look Back—and Forward—at the Housing Market
Every real estate professional knows that 2023 has been a challenging year for the housing market, with consumers facing many ...
ASK THE NEWSMAKERS: Conducting Business Through the Holidays
The holiday season is generally thought of as a winding down time, a chance to steel yourself before the new ...
Focus on Finances: Resources for Financial Literacy and Business Planning
One aspect of business that often gets overlooked in the hustle and bustle of the holidays is finances. The end ...
OP-ED: Student Debt Leaves the Next Generation of Homebuyers Hopeless
My generation—halfway between millennials and Gen Z—has a penchant for grim humor about our shared future. An internet meme I’ve ...
Are Traditional Brokerages Cutting Their Way to Extinction?
As the industry grapples with a significant market slowdown that could linger uncomfortably long, brokerages are scurrying to cut costs. ...
2023 West Regional Rookie of the Year Keaton Bankofier Highlights the Pillars of Perpetual Value
In an age where the instant gratification of real estate apps can cloud our ability to see the bigger picture, ...
December Real Estate Magazine Cover Story: Change Agents
Above: Standing (left to right): Peggy Pratt and Michelle Fermin, CENTURY 21 North East. Sitting (left to right): Oralia Herrera, ...
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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