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Members share their wishlist for RICS review | Insight - Property Week
Getting harassing phone calls? Here’s how to stop them
CoStar revenue leaps to $1.7B, but profits take a hit
The Latest: N. Carolina governor eases restrictions, curfew - The Associated Press
Seattle's tech elite embroiled in AWS real estate investigation - Puget Sound Business Journal - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle)
Redfin rode the hot housing market to profitability in Q4
Douglas Elliman launches agent influencer-assisted ad campaign
RISMedia’s Newsmakers: Celebrating the Industry’s Luminaries and Trailblazers
We recently announced the RISMedia 2021 Real Estate Newsmakers, individuals who made news in 2020 for their positive contributions to the industry. Help us recognize the leaders who helped their fellow industry professionals navigate a whole new world of challenges in the world of real estate, focusing on training and technology to quickly adapt.
Kennedy Wilson Reports 4Q and Full Year 2020 Results - Business Wire
5 Types of Email Workflows Every Luxury Real Estate Agent Needs in Their CRM
Phrases like “email workflows” and “automation” get thrown around a lot in real estate these days, but what do they really mean?
RPR® Launches a ‘Refreshed’ Version of its Website
Editor’s Note: This is part of a monthly video series from the National Association of REALTORS® to inform and educate members about important aspects of being a real estate professional. Watch for this series each month in RISMedia’s Daily Real Estate Advisor.
The Power of a Positive Attitude
Vince Leisey
President
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate
Omaha, Neb.
www.bhhsamb.com
The LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance nabs 2 new corporate sponsors
Working Remotely? Some Cities, States Will Pay You to Move In
(TNS)—As the coronavirus pandemic spurs a migration of skilled workers out of pricey metro areas, a growing number of cities and states are recruiting new homeowners and even renters the old-fashioned way—by bribing them.
Baltimore, Topeka and Tulsa are among the places paying bounties of up to $15,000 to lure remote workers to town. The states of Maine and Alaska also dangle incentives for new residents. The programs predate COVID-19, but they’ve gained momentum in recent months.
Mike DelPrete: The top threat to real estate portals
