What AI Can Do for Real Estate Professionals, and What It Won’t
You already use artificial intelligence every day. Your smartphone fixes blurry photos, Alexa wakes you up in the morning or ...
Tag: Real Estate Magazine
Women Overtake Men in Homeownership: A Look Into the Gender Gap
Historically, women have made less money than men. Specifically, their median weekly earnings are only 83% of men’s, as reported ...
Navigating the 2024 Real Estate Landscape: The MLS Perspective
With 2023 in the rearview mirror, it’s now time to recharge, refocus and reset as the new year gets underway. ...
Global Spotlight: Sun-Soaked Paradises Beckon as Prime Locations Feature Spectacular New Developments
Destinations by LeadingRE, the new development marketing program from Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®, promotes extraordinary properties around ...
Maximize Your Chances of Success With a Dedicated Approach to Managing Leads
Above: Real Estate Webmasters CEO Morgan Carey Taking risks is simply part of the real estate game. But what if ...
January Real Estate Magazine Cover Story: Powerful, Profitable Connections
Leaders of top full-service brokerages provide resource after resource for their salesforce and staff day after day. But who supports ...
NAR Advocates for Private Property Rights Protections Before the Supreme Court
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) filed two "friend of the court" briefs in support of property owners facing unconstitutional ...
Colorado Ranch Promotes Peace and Tranquility
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: Location: Woody Creek, Colorado Listing Price: $68 million Features: 245-acre ranch with 22 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms Added ...
CRD Connect: Communicating Your Value as a Buyer’s Rep
No two years in real estate are ever the same, and things can change quickly. As we enter the new ...
The January Issue of Real Estate Magazine Is Now Live
The January issue of RISMedia’s Real Estate magazine is now available, and not to be missed are several exclusive features, ...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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