State government wades into the private listing fight: The Download
The debate around public vs. private listings is moving from dueling op-eds to the Washington statehouse with a new bill seeking to limit the practice.
Read moreHonoring Dr. King’s legacy through the work of homeownership
When agents, brokers, and industry leaders lead with integrity and purpose, homeownership becomes more than a transaction, Julia Lashay Israel writes. It becomes a pathway to stability, dignity and possibility.
Read more‘Where do we go from here?’ 6 actions real estate agents can take to keep MLK’s dream alive in 2026
Contributor Dr. Lee Davenport writes that real estate agents have a responsibility to answer Dr. King's 1967 rhetorical question, "Where do we go from here?" with action, not complacency.
Read moreReal estate recruiting is broken. Why fixing it actually matters right now
Why the teams and brokerages that build recruiting infrastructure now will dominate when transaction volume returns.
Read more7 lead-gen strategies to ignite your real estate business in 2026
If you want 2026 to be your best year ever, you will need to generate and convert more leads than you’ve done in the past. Jimmy Burgess shows you how.
Read moreWhat Liquid Death and E.L.F. can teach agents about standing out
As feeds get noisier and platforms more unpredictable, the brands that stand out are taking risks. From Liquid Death and E.L.F.’s culture-first approach to shifts in discovery, AI and visual storytelling, the real advantage is clarity — not scale — and a point of view audiences can recognize and trust.
Read moreBuilding a digital profile that works: Now Streaming
Learn what it takes to create a smart and effective digital footprint with help from these real estate industry heavyweights.
Read moreLong Island attorney accused of gambling away $750K earmarked for his client’s home purchase
Lawyer Peter Giattino is facing felony charges for allegedly stealing $750,000 from a real estate client. He's accused of spending the funds on gambling and other personal expenses.
Read moreNeed a mortgage? Have crypto? Now you’re in luck
Mortgage lender Newrez announced this week that it'll let would-be borrowers count their crypto assets when qualifying for a loan. The company said it's the first major lender to make such a move.
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