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Opendoor needs agents more than agents need Opendoor
Opendoor's latest proptech partnership demonstrates another nail in the coffin of traditional agency. With every iBuyer offer that gets invited into a listing presentation via CloudCMA, the industry collectively sacrifices a little bit more of its soul.
World's first co-living fund seeks £650m to build London housing - The Business Times
World's first co-living fund seeks £650m to build London housing The Business Times
World's first major co-living fund seeks over $1b in pledges - The Straits Times
World's first major co-living fund seeks over $1b in pledges The Straits Times
Women in Real Estate: Ladies of Coldwell Banker Set Leadership Trends
While female leadership within the real estate space is becoming more commonplace, the playing field is still lopsided, with executive roles generally held by men. Today’s female leaders in real estate say the landscape is shifting, and trailblazers are helping to support individual growth and advancement within their brokerage regardless of gender.
Here, female executives from Coldwell Banker provide insights about related trends and what they’re doing to help nurture leadership ambitions within their brokerages.
Opendoor appoints new batch of executives, board members
The new leaders — none of whom have backgrounds in real estate — have previous experience working at Amazon, Netflix, Hulu and in the venture capital industry.
A Top Vatican Official Resigns Amid London Real Estate Scandal - The Wall Street Journal
A Top Vatican Official Resigns Amid London Real Estate Scandal The Wall Street Journal
175-agent Miami brokerage affiliates with eXp Realty
Kurz Real Estate CEO David Kurz hopes the move will "empower agents with the ability to build economic freedom for themselves."
European listed real estate ripe for M&A - JLL Australia
European listed real estate ripe for M&A JLL Australia
River North hotel sold in $400 million deal - Crain's Chicago Business
River North hotel sold in $400 million deal Crain's Chicago Business
Los Angeles eviction rates boom ahead of rent-control law
Landlords have evicted more than 200 tenants in the Los Angeles area ahead of a Jan. 1 deadline to bypass a 5 percent rent cap.
Do property companies have a social obligation? - Funds Europe Magazine
Do property companies have a social obligation? Funds Europe Magazine
