Buyers agents are more valuable in today’s listing landscape
The era of the single, unified real estate marketplace — where every available home was findable in one place — is behind us, coach Darryl Davis writes. Here's what's next.
‘AI cannot read the room’: Agents weigh in on the promise and limits of artificial intelligence
Inman talked to real estate pros from around the country to find out how they're using AI and what limitations the technology faces.
Real estate’s problem isn’t transparency. It’s interpretation
Buyers have more access to data than ever before, new Inman contributor Deb Siefkin writes. What they don’t have is clarity on what the data actually means.
Here’s what can go wrong when using AI instead of an agent
AI is good at structured answers in predictable environments, but real estate is full of unpredictability, Tatiana Zagorovski writes. That’s where expertise lives.
Fannie Mae move could bring crypto buyers into the market
Fannie Mae is preparing to accept crypto-backed mortgages for the first time, a move that could bring digital assets further into mainstream home financing.
How customer experience breaks down in the smallest moments
Earn real trust and create a legacy by ensuring your clients feel like they're in good hands from their first conversation with you, Christine Carlo George writes.
HomeServices CEO: Hiding days on market, price history is a disservice to buyers and sellers
Chris Kelly weighs in on the myth of "harmful transparency" in real estate today and why the industry should focus less on data displays and more on fundamentals.
This large MLS is completely overhauling its board structure
The new board will be much smaller and made up only of people who aren’t licensed to transact real estate in the state.
The truth about AI in real estate (according to agents)
Real estate agents share how they’re actually using AI, where it saves time and why it’s raising the bar rather than replacing them.