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Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.
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The typical American existing home has sold for more than $400,000 for the first time, even as pending sales fall for the fourth straight week and economic uncertainty keeps buyers on the sidelines.
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Learn how to realign your professional and personal strengths to beat burnout and reclaim your real estate momentum.
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Listings are being pulled in Boston. In Miami, international buyers and travelers are flooding in. Here's how the 2026 World Cup is reshaping both markets.
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Give renters options they currently don’t even know exist, coach Verl Workman writes, and let's make homeownership a reality for more people.
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When it comes to setting a price for your listing, coach Darryl Davis writes, your job is not to convince the homeowner. Your job is to educate the homeowner.
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EXp World Holdings is now AGNT, Inc. The company teased the name change when it updated its Nasdaq ticker to AGNT in May.
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The leaders who outperform over a full cycle aren't always the ones who predicted when conditions would improve. They're the ones who stayed close to their business during the hard part, asked better questions and built the habits that let their teams move fast when the window opened.
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Brokerage leaders are making increasingly difficult decisions about where their operational investments matter most.
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CoStar filed an amicus brief in support of Compass and MRED MLS, saying the portal's pre-marketing program undercuts any criticism it has of private listing networks.