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Inflation, War Continue to Plague Housing Affordability
While some bright spots like declining home-price increases and increased inventory are helping some U.S. homebuyers, affordability challenges continue to keep many sidelined, with no major improvements on the horizon as tensions in the Middle East renew and inflation concerns linger. This past week, rates reached a 13-month high at 6.71% for the average 30-year…
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US home listings hit 4-year high as demand stalls
U.S. home listings were up 8 percent year over year in late August, according to Redfin, while pending sales fell to their lowest levels since February.
South Florida agent’s killer claims self-defense in court hearing
Raymond Reese killed Sara Trost while the real estate agent was waiting to do a showing. Now he's claiming Trost threatened him first.
The Industry Is Shifting. Changes to Splits, Contracts and Brokerage Model Aren’t Clear (Yet)
A few weeks ago, an agent on a popular social media platform asked for advice. They had reached a level of production qualifying for a higher split, they said, but a team leader claimed the new split wouldn’t go into effect until the following year. What is the industry standard, the agent asked? A cascade…
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The Industry Is Shifting. Changes to Splits, Contracts or Brokerage Model Aren’t Clear (Yet)
A few weeks ago, an agent on a popular social media platform asked for advice. They had reached a level of production qualifying for a higher split, they said, but a team leader claimed the new split wouldn’t go into effect until the following year. What is the industry standard, the agent asked? A cascade…
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What the Fed found when it tracked tariffs into housing
New research shows tariffs hit appliances, furniture and construction materials hardest, with no clear jobs payoff to offset higher costs.
Fed Observes Job Trends Ahead of Meeting, Waller Sees ‘Signs of Disinflation’
Above, Fed Governor Christopher Waller As the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) next meeting quickly approaches, real estate professionals are closely monitoring Federal Reserve governors for any hints as to whether rates will remain the same or face increases. At Reuters NEXT Newsmaker Interview Thursday, Fed Governor Christopher Waller described his economic outlook and stated…
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Preventing Agent Burnout: Leadership Strategies for Sustainable Success
In the latest RISMedia webinar—“Preventing Agent Burnout: Leadership Strategies for Sustainable Success”—panelists Dave Greenbaum, chief customer officer at MoxiWorks, Kendall Bonner, broker associate at eXp Realty, and Brian Workman, broker/owner of Bender Realty LLC shared leadership strategies to help prevent agent burnout. The webinar was sponsored by MoxiWorks and moderated by J. Lennox Scott, CEO…
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There’s Something in the Air That Moves People…Literally
Turns out the pandemic was good for one positive trend. More people than ever moved away from U.S. counties at risk for poor air quality. The tendency continues today, but not to the same extent. A new report from Redfin shows that counties at low risk posted a net inflow of 296,342 in 2025, roughly…
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Deutsche Finance sues €122bn German pension fund over US real estate losses - Investment & Pensions Europe
Deutsche Finance sues €122bn German pension fund over US real estate losses Investment & Pensions Europe
How AI Tools May Be Exposing MLS Data (and Your Brokerage) to Risk
Real estate agents and brokers are using AI every day, freeing up their time to focus on building relationships and getting more face time with clients. But popping their favorite chatbot’s extension onto their browser or letting it download MLS data has a major downside: It’s putting your client’s data at major risk. If that…
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Kintyre names head of centre management - Green Street News
Kintyre names head of centre management Green Street News
Inman opens nominations for Best of Real Estate Proptech awards
The expanded program merges Inman's Best of Proptech and Best of AI honors into 25 categories recognizing the people and companies reshaping residential real estate.
