Essential resources for real estate leaders

Stay ahead of the curve with this master list of notable conferences, conventions and leadership gatherings across 2026. Know of an event we should consider adding? Email marketing@t3sixty.com.

For 22 years, the Swanepoel Trends Report has named the forces reshaping residential real estate before they became consensus. The 2027 edition maps the megatrends redrawing brokerage economics, agent production, MLS data and industry policy — and what they mean for how you operate.

Annual, invitation-only think tank. A gathering of 400 residential real estate brokerage leaders — C-suite executives and presidents of top brokerages, franchises, MLSs, associations and select tech leaders. Tailored for the change-makers driving industry transformation.

The industry's definitive annual compendium. The most comprehensive annual analysis of residential real estate's leaders, brokerages, tech providers, associations and MLSs. Includes the Mega 1000 (largest U.S. brokerages by volume, sides and agent count) and the Swanepoel Power 200 — the industry's only ranking of its 200 most powerful leaders.

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This comprehensive framework features top brokerages, franchisors, MLSs, tech platforms, media and more — color-coded by category. It's an excellent reference for executives, agents, and anyone seeking to grasp who's who and how they’re connected.

This vivid diagram maps out the architecture of real estate data — from property details and transactions to consumer behavior and mortgage data. Use this to orient your tech stack, evaluate data partnerships, or simply get clarity on a complex ecosystem.

From agent compensation to association rules, The Opportunity Report tackles the most important topics facing residential real estate. Get insights from more than 50 top leaders as well as critical strategies to thrive as the industry moves into its next phase.