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Jeff Glover goes indie after 17 years with Keller Williams (EXCLUSIVE)
Jeff Glover takes Glover Agency independent after 17 years with Keller Williams, telling Inman the move is about keeping Glover U broker-agnostic.
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7 ways to breathe new life into a listing that isn’t selling
Don’t jump straight to a price cut when you have a listing not selling. These seven strategies refresh your marketing and put it in front of new buyers.
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Why real estate agents wanted Barbara Corcoran for ICNY ’27
Agents overwhelmingly asked to hear from Barbara Corcoran at Inman Connect New York. Here’s why her scrappy, no-agenda advice matters in a tough market.
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What real estate agents should watch on Election Day, per NAHB
NAHB’s Ken Wingert on housing and the midterms, from state ballot measures and the ROAD to Housing Act to tariffs, labor and mortgage rates.
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How to attract and keep a top producer
How do teams keep top producers? Team leaders and the agents who stay share what works: strong leadership, real incentives, culture and room to grow.
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Compass, Open Real Estate, Trump’s executive order: Top 5
Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.
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Housing on the ballot: What to watch in the Nov. 3 midterms
Florida Realtors put $18 million behind a property tax cut, and California and Massachusetts Realtors are backing measures on financing and zoning as housing goes before voters Nov. 3.
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Commission settlement accounts hold $711M as claim payouts await (EXCLUSIVE)
New disclosures show that the settlement fund accounts received about $17.7 million in interest during the first nine months of 2026.
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‘Haunted as a matter of law’: How real estate agents handle stigmatized listings in 2026
Stigmatized homes have long sold at a steep discount. Agents and attorneys say an unaffordable, low-inventory 2026 market may be shrinking it.
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A Halloween tale: Spooky events and a haunted house sale
Author and trainer Bernice Ross shares a spooky tale of unusual home happenings and a sale process plagued by tragedy.
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I analyzed 1,133 Instagram posts with Meta’s new AI
Meta Muse for Small Business connects to your Instagram analytics. Here are five prompts to analyze your past posts before asking AI to create more.
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Amid ‘tough market,’ Rocket revenues are up
Rocket’s Q3 earnings, explained: Revenue, market share, Redfin metrics and the questions agents should be asking about the integrated model.
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Americans cling to homeownership as affordability gap widens
New ACS data shows incomes up 3.9 percent, but buyers still need $110,700 to comfortably afford a median-priced home.
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Open Real Estate: We’re almost there, but not quite
OPINION: The Open Real Estate options give sellers just two choices: market or participant view. Darryl Davis makes the case for a third door.
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12 housing bills that could shape affordability after the midterms
Concerns over housing supply and affordability have reached a fever pitch and become a major issue for voters in this year's midterms.
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How Kyle Whissel built eXp’s top real estate team
The San Diego-based CEO recruits up to 15 agents a month, has a dress code and gives his trainer authority to cut newcomers.
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Home prices rise in 78% of metros while weekly demand sinks to a low
Prices climbed in 78 percent of metros in the third quarter, according to NAR, as Redfin data shows pending sales at the lowest level in its records.
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What the World Series can teach real estate agents about focus
Mindfulness for real estate isn’t about calm. It’s about hearing clients under pressure. See what baseball teaches brokers about training attention.
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Home prices top reasons homeowners stay put, survey finds
Forty-two percent of homeowners cite home prices or affordability as a reason they stay in their current homes, and 38 percent would move if market conditions improved, according to a Nationwide survey.
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Too good to be true? DC joins others in cracking down on AI-edited listing photos
Councilmember Christina Hendricks has proposed a bill that requires agents to disclose the use of 'altered images' in their marketing materials.