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Los Angeles covid fraud ring leader gets 10 years in prison - Los Angeles Times
Rental lead engagement features drive value, potential of Zuma: Tech Review
California gives land back to Black family, raising hopes for others - Business Insider
Real estate went into ‘hyperdrive’ in 2021: T3 Sixty report
Mobile homes see values surge faster than single-family homes
Keller Williams names new leaders, leans into ‘agent communities’
Luxury Homeownership: Sustainability a Key Buying Factor, COVID Continues Impacting Trends
Demand for luxury home purchases has not dwindled even as the pandemic’s volatile nature continues to pose challenges in real estate. According to a 2022 State of Luxury Real Estate (SOLRE) report, authored by Luxury Portfolio International® (PLI), home prices in the segment are expected to continue increasing as supply struggles to meet high demand.
REALTORS® Take the Lead Before the Need
There is no question that REALTORS® have a passion for giving back, and that generous spirit was never more evident than in the hours following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on our nation. Our world as we knew it was shaken to its core and REALTORS® jumped into action to create the REALTORS® Relief Foundation (RRF), raising $8.4 million from REALTORS® and others, vowing that no American should be at risk of losing their home because of the loss of a breadwinner in a terrorist attack on American soil.
Registration Open for Brian Buffini’s Annual ‘Bold Predictions 2022 Real Estate Market Outlook’
Brian Buffini, founder and chairman of Buffini & Company, will continue to navigate what the future holds for real estate, and what agents need to do to succeed, in his annual “Bold Predictions” market outlook, on Mon., Dec. 13, 2021 at 1 p.m. (ET)/10 a.m. (PT).
Construction Making Headway but Builders Have to Play Catch-Up
The inventory shortage has been a prominent issue in housing for years, but how much work do builders have ahead of them in order to keep up with sky-high demand? A new Zillow report shows builders still have to fill a 1.35 million new-home construction shortfall caused by a decade of underbuilding.
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