There is a growing fear that student loans are dragging down the housing market. Even some of the nation’s most influential economic minds,…
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There is a growing divide between the American cities that are growing and remaining affordable and those that are unable to grow and,…
Read MoreHome Construction Activity Drops, Optimism Holds Steady
In March, U.S. new home construction experienced its biggest drop since October 2015. Declines were measured throughout most regions of the nation, with…
Read MoreHow to Close the Deal with High-End Clients
Getting your hands on a listing in a new luxury condominium is not an easy feat. It can take up to a decade…
Read More5 Ways to Get a Client for Life by Going Above and Beyond
The realtors that really stick out to their clients are the ones who are modest, creative, problem-solving, people-persons. They are also considerate and…
Read MoreHow to Save a Transaction that’s on the Ropes
Though nobody can deny that the housing market is in far better shape than it was five or six years ago, the days…
Read More4 High-Tech Time-Savers for Real Estate Professionals
Technology isn’t just about improving the nitty-gritty details of the real estate business, it can also be used to improve the social side…
Read MoreAn End to Comparative Market Analyses as We Know Them?
While commercial real estate has historically relied on price-per-square-foot evaluations, residential real estate has often used other methods for an assortment of reasons.…
Read MoreListing Agents & Home Inspections: Conflicting Opinions
Home inspections are often the deciding factor for whether or not a buyer decides to move forward with a deal. While the buyer,…
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