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Former US Senate candidate and NASCAR driver sell Paradise Valley houses - The Arizona Republic
Former US Senate candidate and NASCAR driver sell Paradise Valley houses The Arizona Republic
Former U.S. Senate candidate and NASCAR driver sell Paradise Valley houses - The Arizona Republic
Former U.S. Senate candidate and NASCAR driver sell Paradise Valley houses The Arizona Republic
Douglas Elliman Settles Lawsuits, With Over Half of Payment ‘Contingent’
The settlement domino effect appears to be accelerating. Only one company—Keller Williams—chose to settle commission-focused lawsuits in the three months between November 2023 and February 2024, even as hundreds of companies were named in dozens of Burnett copycat suits across the country following a $1.8 billion verdict against the industry. Now, in the last month…
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In Today's Economy, 58 Percent of U.S. Homeowners Can't Afford to Buy Their Current Home - The World Property Journal
In Today's Economy, 58 Percent of U.S. Homeowners Can't Afford to Buy Their Current Home The World Property Journal
Europe Sees $5.4M Real Estate Deals Scrapped - Construction World
Europe Sees $5.4M Real Estate Deals Scrapped Construction World
London's Canary Wharf Property Values Plummet - Construction World
London's Canary Wharf Property Values Plummet Construction World
Is NAR a net-positive? It depends if you ask an agent or a broker: Intel
These increasingly uncertain attitudes among agents in March were a departure from brokers, who were more likely to tell Intel that they still view the National Association of Realtors positively.
Coral Gables, Miami Beach: Priciest housing in U.S. - Miami Herald
Coral Gables, Miami Beach: Priciest housing in U.S. Miami Herald
Underperforming agents are getting a real estate reality check
As the commission landscape changes, Side's Hilary Saunders writes, it's time for agents, teams and brokerages to look at the ways this will improve the industry's reputation.
How multifamily can appeal to the baby boomer rental market
Many baby boomers are interested in rental markets close to home, multifamily expert Michael Zaransky writes, especially when they offer features that enhance their lifestyles and options.
