They may judge homes based on superficial elements when they should be going deeper than that. One real estate agent encourages buyers to look at factors of a property that impact their mental, physical, and emotional well-being.

Emojis are becoming commonplace in professional communications, but know when they are and aren’t appropriate to use with your clients.

Style: Outdoorsy, functional, and adaptable to different terrain.

Don’t automatically assume you need to wear your finest suit when you’re out on business.

Services are popping up to guide you on how to shop your own closet and what to buy new.

One Florida agent’s signature pink ensembles have become her talking point with clients.

It might be time to examine the words you use to describe eco-friendly home features. 

A Florida town may offer your brokerage new perspectives on home selling by showing the importance of looking beyond the house and more carefully examining the surrounding area.

Virtual reality headsets may help buyers see your listings up close without setting foot in the property.

The “connected home” has finally arrived. Make sure your agents are familiar with the latest industry advancements.

Once relegated to the shadows, Fido and Fluffy may turn out to be an asset in selling a home.

Technology has the potential to shake up the real estate business and overhaul how you conduct showings in the future.