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The government took over SVB on Friday, while proptech leaders offered their support for the bank and expressed concern about the impact of its failure.

The Agency adds third Toronto office, Realty ONE opens in Cyprus and Caymans, Christie's expands to St. Croix, Great Life joins Real, Mainframe RE touts tech.

Agents are returning to tried-and-true ways of doing business, prioritizing relationships and embracing the tools and approaches that always worked.

Listing Media Services in 6 new markets, MoxiWorks partners with Milestones, Revive partners with NextHome, CubiCasa adds MLS partners, Mosaik launches.

The luxury brand reported steep quarterly and full-year losses, but said annual transaction volume outperformed the industry.

For most of its 50 years, Corcoran was a regional player. But in 2020, its affiliate network took off, and “it’s just the beginning of the story.”

Bridgemarq Real Estate Services reported revenue of $49.9 million in 2022 and added more than 500 agents.

Relocation picked up in 2022, with buyers seeking out more affordable homes in Florida, Texas and California.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey reported yet another jump in the average 30-year mortgage rate, which is approaching its 2022 peak.

Lawsuits aren't just a risk for large, national firms. Brokerages of all sizes are exposed to legal and regulatory threats and need to be proactive.

Housing completions went up in 2021, but builders tapped the brakes in 2022. At the same time, more households formed, leading to an ongoing shortage.

As the company doubles down on the real estate portal, CEO Robert Thomson said News Corp remains “open and opportunistic.”

Many agents brand themselves as experts. If you've done the work to earn that title, how do you stand out and get noticed?

After maxing out in June, the percentage of million-dollar homes fell and is nearly flat year-over-year. In pricey markets, the declines were more pronounced.

Howard Hanna merges with Coach, BHHS enters the Caymans, Sotheby's Realty expands in Finger Lakes, E&V grows in Ohio and Tulum, Corcoran enters Italy, and more.

Agents in Cleveland, Austin and San Francisco see reason for optimism as their local markets stabilize, or even take off.

The commissions are lower, but so is the effort. Representing a client in an iBuyer transaction takes less time and can supplement an agent's business.

The latest movers: A trio of Tampa teams join eXp, Jason Martin Group moves to Real, Ken Pozak returns to KW, Brian Pistorius Group joins Compass.

Newly built homes continue to lose square footage. But agents see an upside for buyers seeking more affordable options.

Founder Dave Liniger encouraged attendees to focus on growth and adaptability, while CEO Nick Bailey said agents shouldn't be afraid to "get loud."