Fathom and Bed Bath & Beyond parent scrap merger deal
The companies said in a news release Monday that their respective boards had mutually agreed to terminate the transaction.
Condo prices stall across the US — not just in Florida — analysis shows
Condos are sitting for longer than houses before selling, which wasn't the case before the pandemic. Inman takes a closer look at the data.
Hex appeal: What whimsigoth means for fall listings
Whimsigoth is the rare viral trend that starts with a house. Here is how agents can use it this October, plus what changed at Google, Instagram and Facebook.
This agent hasn’t self-promoted since 2011. Here’s her secret
On this episode, Erin Bradley breaks down how real estate referrals follow impact, not effort, and shares the mindset shift that ends call reluctance for good.
Basis explained: The tax term every listing agent should understand
Basis is the unglamorous arithmetic that decides how much of your equity you keep when the tax man comes calling, America Foy writes.
Separation season: The Q4 game plan to set up your best year ever
Finish this year strong while building momentum for 2027 with this detailed plan for lead generation and lead nurturing from Jimmy Burgess.
I signed 30 listings this year. Here’s the email I send before I ever walk through the door
By reaching out to the homeseller before your listing appointment, Krystopher Benyamein writes, you give them a chance to get to know you and the service you provide.
Compass’ demand, CRMLS’ rejection — the clash: Top 5
Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.
Compass and MLSs are in a showdown. Who’ll blink first?
With CRMLS' Oct. 6 deadline approaching and Robert Reffkin promising lawsuits with no settlements, the real fight is over who controls listing data.
After ‘softer’ September jobs report, could mortgage rates dip?
Employers added 29,000 jobs in September. Economists at NAR and First American said the report could bring mortgage rates down after a month of increases.