There’s no shortage of issues faced by the hundreds of multiple listings services across the country. Here are a few of the ways MLS executives, agents, and brokers suggest the situation can be improved for all.

Claiming an architectural niche may be tempting, but can you really make a living at it? Learn how these real estate professionals make it work.

In an era where nearly everyone’s personal information is vulnerable to hackers, learn about smart steps you can take to keep sensitive data about your business and your clients safer.

Now that multiple listing services must offer waivers to agents who don’t wish to use their systems, the landscape is changing. But some say it’s not adapting fast enough.

Renters and homeowners alike will interact with their homes in new and different ways thanks to the internet of things, autonomous vehicles, and other innovations.

Just because everyone believes something is true doesn’t make it so.

The desire for distinctive, local branding and rising interest in real estate teams pose challenges for franchisors. Learn how some companies are responding.

Does this everyday real estate tool hold the key to innovation or disintermediation?

Lobbyists and economic development advocates explained how public-private partnerships could affect real estate’s bottom line at the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo.

Commercial real estate advocates offer a snapshot of the intersection between commerce and real estate.

Developers are bringing the farm closer to consumers’ tables in urban, rural, and suburban spaces. Learn how real estate pros work in communities that are organized around the availability of fresh, hyperlocal food.

As environmentally friendly features become a mainstay of commercial property, learn what it takes to excel at selling and leasing green space.