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Lead generation app SetSchdule has released a new version of its app for real estate agents. Will it be enough to address agent concerns about lead quality?

Do you think you know all there is to know about real estate? Here are 14 of the weirdest, wackiest and, in some cases, awe-inspiring real estate facts you'll ever hear.

Real estate tycoon Robert Durst must stand trial over the murder of a close friend in the year 2000, a Los Angeles judge ruled Thursday.

Mary Frances Burleson, the longtime CEO and president of Ebby Halliday, is stepping down to assume a new role as chairman emeritus as she focuses on the company’s philanthropic efforts, per an announcement this week. Chris Kelly, who formerly served in senior leadership roles at HomeServices of America will take over as CEO.

Cesar Altieri Sayoc, the man charged by the U.S. Department of Justice Friday with sending at least 13 packages containing explosive devices to leading Democrats and vocal anti-Trump critics had his Fort Lauderdale home foreclosed on during the 2009 financial crisis, according to property tax records obtained by Inman. 

Expedia has acquired two apartment-sharing startups in a move that positions the global travel technology company as a competitor to Airbnb.

The week's top real estate industry stories, a recap of Luxury Connect, and practical advice to use this weekend.

Conventional wisdom suggests the market will continue to favor sellers, at least for another year, but Douglas Elliman President Scott Durkin has another name for it: Opportunity.

It's no surprise that real estate professionals are worried that so-called disruptors, like Zillow and Opendoor, will eventually eat their lunches. But has anyone considered that lenders are just as worried about the same thing?

Richmond, Virginia-based associate broker Shannon Milligan's video has racked up over 5,000 views on Facebook and was inspired by the quirky FBI comedy "Miss Congeniality."

A Manhattan mansion co-owned by five Eastern European countries has returned to the market one year after a deal collapsed due to bureaucratic bickering.

The National Association of Realtors is in talks with Google to improve broker website rankings on the popular search engine.