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.
Next year’s vehicle lineup introduces new safety features, autonomous driving capability, and improved fuel economy—all of which affects how you interact with clients in the car.
Real estate is a notoriously on-the-go job. In this video, two successful real estate pros explain how their willingness to work from anywhere benefits their business, clients, and work-life balance.
There are many websites and apps to help buyers visualize themselves in a new home and assist sellers who are preparing their homes for the market. Here’s a sampling.
Members of the 30 Under 30 class of 2017 reveal the tools they use to stay top of mind with clients while running efficient, well-organized businesses.
As autonomous vehicles prepare to go mainstream, the way people live and work stands to face major changes. And that could flip the dynamics of your local housing market.
As smartphones increase in size, it may be time to reconsider which devices are necessary to lug around on the job. Here’s how some real estate professionals are prioritizing their technology needs.
Don’t know exactly what you want from a customer relationship management tool? Ask these questions to identify which options will address your true needs.
Find out how one brokerage enhances listing photos without misleading potential buyers about the look and feel of a property. Plus: virtual staging services to add to your toolbox.
Where sellers see smart-home technology as personal property, buyers see it as a built-in feature. How can real estate professionals help clients on both sides of the transaction navigate the process securely?
Options for battery- and electric-operated vehicles are about to widen, giving you more incentive to show your customers you live their green philosophy.
