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Oklahoma City Just Started Enforcing Short-Term Rental Permits – What Hosts Need to Know Now
If you’ve been hosting an Airbnb or other short-term rental in Oklahoma City, the rules just got much stricter – and many operators are...
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Real Estate Success in Alabama Is Shifting From Sales Tactics to Client Relationships
The real estate industry has long struggled with a high failure rate, with nearly 90% of agents leaving the business. For Ricky Carruth, now...
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Agentic AI Transforms Homeownership
The real estate and mortgage industries have long been fragmented, forcing consumers to juggle multiple platforms, repeatedly enter the same information, and endure slow,...
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Real Estate Brokerages Move to Success-Based Tech Pricing
Some technology providers are abandoning monthly licensing fees in favor of transaction-based revenue sharing, aligning incentives with brokers frustrated by paying for tools and...
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Tech Return-to-Office Mandates Send Workers Back to San Francisco, Seattle, and Los Angeles
Major technology companies are requiring employees to relocate back to expensive urban centers, reversing the pandemic-era migration to more affordable states. Scott Ferree, Senior...
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71% of Real Estate Agents Have No Listings as the Productivity Gap Grows
The residential real estate industry is consolidating transaction activity among a shrinking share of agents, while most licensees have no active business. Ricky Carruth,...
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New York City Just Made Short-Term Rentals Nearly Impossible
If you’re planning a trip to New York City, you may be surprised to find that affordable short-term rentals have all but disappeared. Hotel...
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Construction Insurance Costs Rise in New York: Managing Risk Digitally
Construction companies face a sharp rise in insurance costs, with premiums now taking up about 6% of total project budgets for major builders. Climate-related...