NAR Reorganizes Staff, With Members in Mind
To better bridge its efforts with the industry at large and membership, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is restructuring its staff across advocacy, marketing, member services and technology, according to an announcement by the organization on Tuesday....
Making Waves in More Ways Than One: Newsmakers in the Spotlight
Whether for commendable growth or inventive thinking, many of RISMedia’s 2019 Real Estate Newsmakers garnered headlines for more than one reason this year. Here, we highlight a selection of stories, with claims to fame that include increased marketshare, an IPO,...
Look Who’s Sharing Now: Airbnb Moves Into Construction and Real Estate Markets
For years, Airbnb has been a household name for house-sharing and short-term rentals, particularly in the travel industry. Now, moving into the architecture and construction industry with its new Backyard initiative—led by the company’s subsidiary Samara, a...
NAR Power Broker Roundtable: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
This month’s National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Power Broker Roundtable introduces Jim Imhoff, 2019 Liaison for Large Firms & Industry Relations for NAR, and our 2019 moderator. Panelists Christina Pappas, District Sales Manager, The Keyes Company,...
The Journey: Changes in Tax Law Lead to Shifts in Giving
(TNS)—Older retirees may save Christmas for charities. Donors gave a record $410 billion to nonprofit causes last year, according to Giving USA Foundation, in part because taxpayers were bunching contributions ahead of this year’s higher standard income tax...
Stock Market Volatility Signals Recession? It Depends, Say Economists
It's been a bumpy ride with flighty swings for the S&P 500 stock index this past week, which dropped by 4.6 percent, its most severe weekly dip since February. What does it all mean?
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