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The luxury market ‘is doing just fine’ — even amid shrinkage
Luxury buyers are gravitating away from the grand estate and toward properties with lots of amenities and little maintenance.
Curious about feng shui? Juwai executive shares the basics
Although Feng Shui is more than 3,000 years old, some Westerners are still mystified by the practice. Juwai exec Georg Chmiel shares what you need to know.
Luxury agents need to be ‘smarter than the internet’
Brad Inman argued Wednesday morning at Luxury Connect that the real estate market today is dominated by change and that agents need to be smarter to thrive.
Opendoor CEO shares his vision for real estate agents
Opendoor CEO Eric Wu said he thinks the role of agents will change significantly — while musing that "it's good to be hated" by some agents.
Should buyers be informed this was John Wayne Gacy’s address?
Police found 29 dead bodies on land where this property was built, but under Illinois law, owners are not required to disclose such details.
Developer gets 25 years for ponzi scheme that preyed on elderly
Robert Shapiro's Woodbridge Group reportedly promised low-risk investments with high-risk returns, but instead, the money was shuffled into shell companies.
10 ways real estate agents fail
Success in real estate requires a particular mindset, especially when life throws curve balls.
Stocks edge lower as investors weigh earnings, sales data - Raleigh News & Observer
Stocks edge lower as investors weigh earnings, sales data Raleigh News & Observer
Pulse: How do you overcome ‘You haven’t sold any houses in our area’?
Real estate agents handle countless objections from clients and prospects in their daily course of business. We want to hear yours. Take this one-question survey to share your top objection handler for sellers who are concerned about experience.
A cautious Budget 2020, by necessity - Irish Medical Times
A cautious Budget 2020, by necessity Irish Medical Times
A scramble for Toronto properties - The Globe and Mail
A scramble for Toronto properties The Globe and Mail
