‘Selling the Hamptons’ is back — and the competition is fierce
Two new cast members make their entrance in Season 2 of “Selling the Hamptons,” which premieres on Max on Friday. Season 1 vets Bianca D’Alessio and Peggy Zabakolas told Inman the newbies are ready to ruffle some feathers.
How far would you go to protect your buyer clients? The Download
The Consumer Federation of America, an industry watchdog, says that the buyer agreements you’re depending on are woefully inadequate to properly protect homebuyers.
Mexicali becomes a tiny home capital with new Samara factory
The accessory dwelling unit startup launched in 2022 by an Airbnb cofounder announced this week that it is taking its manufacturing operations in-house.
Using paid leads? Here’s the FCC change you need to know now
Whether your lead gen leans into cold calls, direct mail, door knocking or portals, Bernice Ross talks to REDX CEO Curtis Fenn to find out what changes are afoot.
Mortgage rates ease for 2nd consecutive day on inflation data
The Federal Reserve’s moves to trim $35 billion in mortgages from its balance sheet each month could keep mortgage rates from falling dramatically this year.
Scarce inventory, falling rates could boost home prices
In December, a Pulsenomics panel of more than 100 housing experts expected homes to appreciate by 2.4 percent in 2024. Now they’re predicting prices will go up by 3.8 percent.
Compass, eXp notch more big recruiting wins
Compass has recruited New York-based brokers Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon. Meanwhile, eXp added Calgary-based Sahil Chhabra and his team to its ranks.
Sexual assault complaint stresses Sanford’s ‘control’ over eXp agents
Judge finds four agents have plausibly alleged that eXp Realty founder and CEO Glenn Sanford attempted a “cover up” of alleged rapes by top agent recruiters in order to financially benefit.
Daily Search Forum Recap: March 1, 2024
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google Chrome Launched Three New Features Today
Google does a lot of different things these days, but the company is still probably best known for search. As such, Google continues to improve its flagship product, adding new features to help users place more accurate searches. Friday, the company updated Chrome on iOS, Android, and desktop with a handful of new features intended […]
The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Hulu in March
From greatest-of-all-time films like Dune and Poor Things to fascinating documentaries about street parties, ancient rock bands, and black market sperm donations, there are a ton of interesting movies and TV series to watch on Hulu in March. Below are my picks for the best of the bunch. Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told This […]
Air Frying Frozen Dumplings Creates a New Kind of Crispy
I air fry a great many things, but they usually fit into a few specific categories: pizza, various vegetables, and chicken wings. Despite how much I like frozen dumplings, I’ve never actually put them in my air fryer until today. Would they cook through properly? Would the texture suffer? I’m happy to report that air […]
Blowing the Lid Off Your Financial Ceiling Means Creating a Floor to Allow Risk
Without risk, there’s no path to an extraordinary life. Here’s what you should do instead.
I Grew up Going To Real Estate Auctions With My Dad—These Are the Lessons I Learned
I moved around a lot when I was younger. And I’m not talking from state to state or city to city—I moved a few doors down from wherever I was […]
The Best Products to Organize Your Tech
While all your tech products add value to your work and your life, they can take up space—from AirPods to charging cords, it’s easy to misplace or tangle up all the things that connect you to the virtual world. Here are some products to help keep your cords and tech products safe and organized. Tools […]
