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Inter&Co acquires real estate investment start-up YellowFi - FinTech Futures
Inter&Co acquires real estate investment start-up YellowFi FinTech Futures
Is 2023 the right time to join a team? 7 reasons to make a move
Joining a high-performing team has become a popular option for agents at all levels, Adam Hergenrother writes. Here are seven reasons you should consider making the move to a real estate team in 2023.
Pittsburgh Yards Doubles Down on Expansion of Southwest Atlanta ... - Cushman & Wakefield
Pittsburgh Yards Doubles Down on Expansion of Southwest Atlanta ... Cushman & Wakefield
Builders are pulling their hair out. Why do investors still love them?
To get a clearer picture of where things stand for builders — and where they're headed for investors — Inman compiled financial results from the nation's five largest publicly traded homebuilders.
Floor plan startup CubiCasa inks partnership with growing Utah MLS
UtahRealEstate.com is the latest multiple listing service to partner with CubiCasa on free floor plans and discounts on property analytics and the startup's database of real estate photographers.
Top Performing Real Estate Brokerages In The US | Tammy Emineth - NewsBreak Original
Top Performing Real Estate Brokerages In The US | Tammy Emineth NewsBreak Original
Sunny Day Real Estate announce spring US tour - Brooklyn Vegan
Sunny Day Real Estate announce spring US tour Brooklyn Vegan
Fifth Wall’s Brendan Wallace on why ‘proptech is existential’ for leaders
Fifth Wall's co-founder revealed why proptech is worthy of venture capital, how friction generates money for lenders and why physics can better illuminate real estate’s carbon footprint.
Sampension among investors backing Nuveen Real Estate's ... - IPE Real Assets
Sampension among investors backing Nuveen Real Estate's ... IPE Real Assets
Court tosses redlining suit sparked by mortgage broker’s radio show
Regulators alleged statements made by hosts of Townstone Financial's call-in show discouraged "prospective" African-American applicants from seeking mortgage loans.
