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At this year’s Inman Connect San Francisco conference, Re/Max Dream Realtor Sue "Pinky" Benson discussed how she used her business knowledge to start over in an entirely new market.

Even among setbacks like high tariffs and rising labor costs, homebuilders are still hopeful that the current market will open new opportunities.

In May, Kris Lindahl announced his departure from Re/Max, an exhilarating, yet risky, move for a man who had the largest and one of the most profitable Re/Max franchises in America.

Compass has unveiled a potentially groundbreaking new customizable sign that its agents can control from their smartphone at Inman Connect San Francisco.

It's possible for agents to reach clients through their Amazon Echo devices, according to the father-son co-founders of Voiceter Pro.

At this year’s Inman Connect San Francisco conference, speakers discussed everything from today’s unstable market to the best ways to maximize leads.

broker.EZTM is brokerage back office made EaZy

Opendoor co-founder Ian Wong and Houston Realtor Jena Turner Casey chatted about their favorite tech tools at Inman Connect San Francisco.

The reasons that an agent choses a specific brokerage are myriad. Some boast their technological prowess, others name recognition, but eXp Realty offers something unique: stock in the company.

Robots are coming – and in many cases, are already here – but are they out to steal your jobs or just make life easier? At Inman Connect in San Francisco on Tuesday...

Amarki transforms how the real estate industry manages marketing for franchises, brokerages, and agents

If you're not in attendance this year, follow along on our livestream, liveblog, and by reading our articles here on Inman.com. 

Does the traditional tidy cape with the white picket fence on a tree-lined street still constitute the American homebuyer’s dream? Ally Homes surveyed consumers to find out.

If you want to create a show-stopper opening for a new listing, insist on getting the planning and prep work underway as early as possible.

Days before I sold my house in December 2017, wire fraud criminals intercepted my mortgage payoff letter and changed the account number. Instead of directing the bank to deposit $239,000 into my mortgage account, the title company provided the criminal’s account number.