Keller Williams Co-Founder Offers Roadmap for Success at Annual ‘Family Reunion’ Corporate Gathering
Above, Keller Williams' Gary Keller At Keller Williams’ “Family Reunion” event in Las Vegas on Feb. 27, during which more ...
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Homes.com Targeting $10 Billion in Subscriptions as CoStar Puts ‘Pedal to the Floor’
CoStar-owned Homes.com has remained a ubiquitous presence across television broadcasts, internet browsers and radio airwaves over the last couple weeks, ...
Kicking Off the ‘Biggest Real Estate Campaign Ever’
The glass booth, transparent except for looping letters spelling out “Homes.com,” sits at the back of what can best ...
Interview: Andy Florance on Restoring Transparency and Putting Agents ‘Back in Front of America’
Above, a screenshot from one of Homes.com's new ads featuring Dan Levy of "Schitt's Creek" fame and SNL's Heidi Gardner. ...
Podcast Digs Into CoStar CEO’s Response to realtor.com
In a recent episode of BAM’s Real Word podcast, hosts Byron Lazine and Nicole White discussed an email sent by ...
Real Estate Has a Perception Problem. Andy Florance Wants to Shine a New Light
Above: CoStar Founder and CEO Andy Florance. Photo by AJ Canaria. The glass booth, transparent except for looping letters spelling ...
Could the Portal Giants Be the Big Winners of the Burnett Verdict?
Ominously for most national residential real estate companies, the end of the Burnett vs. NAR class action trial in late ...
Solid Q3 Earnings for ‘Fortress-Strong’ CoStar; Net Income Also Impresses
CoStar Group’s star is continuing its meteoric rise. While much of the industry is struggling this year, the Washington, D.C.-based ...
Homes.com Vaults to Second Place in ‘Portal Wars’
In the ongoing billion-dollar fight for dominance between portals, one underdog player—backed by one of real estate’s most powerful companies—has ...
Growth, Competition and Profit: Is the Listing Portal Pace Sustainable?
Above, Andy Florance, left, Founder and CEO of CoStar Group, talks with RISMedia Founder and CEO John Featherston at RISMedia's ...
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