
Publication: Swanepoel Trends Report (2021)
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Real Estate in a Post-Pandemic ‘New Normal’
There have been few impacts as large or as deep on the residential real estate brokerage industry than the ones brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
There have been few impacts as large or as deep on the residential real estate brokerage industry than the ones brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Real estate offers so many opportunities to so many, yet homeownership and real estate careers remain racially unrepresented.
Homeownership is a key part of the nation’s economy, communities and, of course, the residential real estate brokerage industry.
The two high-profile class-action antitrust cases currently rocking the residential real estate brokerage industry are already having a profound influence. While the cases will not …
The US is in the longest housing shortage in the modern era.
Questionable business practice involving shadow-flipping by Vancouver real estate agents raised the issue of self-regulation.
What happens when a real estate mogul becomes president of the United States? T3 Sixty suggests the impact it may have on the real estate industry.
When it comes to elections, one thing holds true fundamentals matter. The questions facing the real estate industry are clearly focused on the fundamentals. In this overview, T3 …
Brokers and agents need to understand the critical role real estate search plays in modern consumers real estate experience. In this report, T3 Sixty provides a detailed analysis of …
Few factors influence housing more than millennials, who make up the bulk of homebuyers. In this report, T3 Sixty details millennial characteristics and provides a perspective to …
In this Report, T3 Sixty analyzes the American real estate consumer, a freestanding, selfprotecting, relationship seeking, megaforce in the marketplace.
In this report, T3 Sixty explores the governments historic role in growing homeownership, andconsiders whats next on the governments agenda for the real estate industry
Tax increases and government spending cuts scheduled for implementation in 2013 could slip the economy back into recession. In this report, T3 Sixty considers the implication for real estate.
By the end of 2012, the US economy had lost momentum and weaker growth was expected to continue. In this report, T3 Sixty looked toward the future of the real estate market.
In 2012 the European economy was placing further pressure on the US economy, whilst in the US the potential of a doubledip in the economy was growing. This report considers the impact of the economy on the real estate market.