Real Estate Funding 2020 Q4 Highlights (Annual Report)
A look at the current state of funding in the residential real estate industry as of the first quarter of 2020
Real Estate Funding 2020 Q3 Highlights
A look at the current state of funding in the residential real estate industry as of the first quarter of 2020
Real Estate Funding 2020 Q2 Highlights
A look at the current state of funding in the residential real estate industry as of the first quarter of 2020
Real Estate Funding 2020 Q1 Highlights
A look at the current state of funding in the residential real estate industry as of the first quarter of 2020
Formation is Leading Real Estate to the Perfect Storm
After four decades the MLS systems working reasonably smoothly, the industry has now entered a stage in which brokers and agents don’t really know what they have on their websites, or for that matter what information of theirs is on some else’s website.
2006-2007 Report Review
Listed within are the top 15 trends listed in the 2006 Report with the executive summary used in that Report. Beneath each we have provided a short commentary as a type of report card and as a transition to the 2007 Report.
New and Existing Real Estate Business Models Proliferate to Create – Paradigm Power
The amount and diversity of new business models that have emerged during the last decade have garnered everyone’s attention. The industry is experiencing their impact first-hand as these new models begin to reshape the way real estate is conducted.
Competing, Combating or Collaborating with – Web 2p0
Real estate is an information-based service industry. It used to be that real estate brokers and agents were the holders of information and consumers were dependent on them for it. But that has all changed with Web 2.0. Now it’s all about the sharing of information and collaboration with others.
Slicing the Marketing Pie – Chasing the Consumer
The real estate industry, which over many years has become complacent in its marketing methods and approaches, needs to re-evaluate how it markets “Homes For Sale.” Individual agents must adapt quickly to counter the efforts of outsiders and internet companies
With a Poor Image and Lack of Knowledge it’s Time for the Instrustry to Stop – The Swinging Door
There are unquestionably too many licensed real estate agents today and the barriers to entry are unacceptably low. More extensive and higher-quality education and training would be a positive step in improving the quality of entrant, the level of ultimate consumer service and the overall image of the real estate agent and the industry.