The typical asking price for a home on the market took a modest downward turn in late May and early June, a sign of a softening market.

The listing in Manhattan is for two separate apartments next to each other — but there’s a catch, and it’s a big one.

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Having grown up in Texas, broker-owner Kelley Liu has seen first-hand how the Texas AAPI population has influenced the state and its markets, and vice-versa.

Julie Jones is bringing her specialization in waterfront properties to Douglas Elliman’s Fort Lauderdale office.

Here’s a preview of what’s to come as we kick off Luxury Month and dive into the biggest market trends of 2022. Check back next week as Inman ranks the biggest deals of the past 12 months.

The investment management firm acquired nonbank mortgage lender First Guaranty Mortgage as part of broader strategy to serve lower end of market.

This month, Inman looks at luxury real estate to develop a working definition and determine how to differentiate services for discerning luxury clients.

With his slicked-back hair, full sleeve tattoos, nose ring and spot-on early-2000s punk rock singing voice, Wisconsin RE/MAX agent Colin Schindler struck social media gold this week with his MTV Total Request Live-worthy remake of Blink-182’s “All The Small Things,” appropriately dubbed “All The Listings.”

Rising mortgage rates are prompting some lenders to downsize to adapt to changing market conditions. But the market shift is also expected to drive mergers and acquisitions.