Inman News

Encouraging more time outdoors, from group team-building activities to educational work outings, will keep your team engaged and have a positive impact on the group dynamic.

Although it was a challenge at first, now we're realizing the enormous benefits of running business in the digital space. That's why teams have to work on having the basics of virtual meetings down pat.

For team leaders, constantly having to replace top talent can be draining, both emotionally and financially. So, make sure you're following these four key points when striving to keep your team members productive and happy.

As states reopen, and the housing industry remains a solid place for consumers to invest, recent data from Homesnap indicates that 2020 may finish stronger than expected.

As with the overwhelming majority of cyberattacks, the most effective defense against real estate fraud is awareness. Here's how you can keep yourself and your clients protected.

On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer talks about coming together during a time of need and delving back into work post-Fourth of July.

Seasoned agents know that an extensive and proven referral network is critical to long-term success. But how do agents build and maintain a referral network that works for them? They work at it. Here’s how to form an effective communication plan with your sphere of influence and consistently act on it.

This July, Inman's editorial theme is Teams — what it takes to build and join one, how to optimize your team for summer 2020, and even when to consider leaving one. Tune in for opinion, insights and advice all month long.

Keller Williams agent Christian Council was attacked early Saturday morning in Oklahoma City. He said the incident "felt like a hate crime" after the assailants allegedly used homophobic language.

Users can create 2D listing images with a new auto-crop feature and create teams so fellow brokers and agents can access video recordings.

The companies that serve the real estate industry are able to build awareness, drive demand, and establish their executives as thought leaders through the various Inman channels. Each opportunity is purpose-built to deliver a message, an experience, a call to action.

The Brooklyn rental unit, which went viral this week due to a shower in the kitchen, entered contract on Tuesday — just two weeks after being listed.

The Chicago-based company said removing the term is an "easy and obvious" change that will promote "a greater sense of dignity and inclusivity."

"I will go on the record to say that travel will never, ever go back to the way it was pre-COVID," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said Sunday.

The benefits program will allow AARP members to receive $300 to $5,500 when buying or selling a home with one of Realogy's residential real estate brands.

Home prices were up 4.7 percent year over year in April, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, released Tuesday.

The software will now have access to 600+ MLSs just a year after inception, and founder Karen Abram says she’s "beyond excited to join the Inside Real Estate family."

Looking for a little clarity on this week's news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner takes a look at housing affordability and what it might take to solve the nationwide problem.

As experts and advisers, real estate agents have always played an important role for homebuyers. But it’s clear that during the coronavirus era, they have even more responsibility to educate clients on what's happening in today's market.

Just in case you're in the throes of planning what your summer will look like this year, here are a few books to consider adding to the season's reading list.