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With the coronavirus outbreak slow to flatten and wreaking havoc on the housing market, real estate agents across the country are feeling frustrated and lost. In reality, the need for their work has never been stronger, Century 21 CEO Mike Miedler said at Inman’s virtual real state conference, Connect Now, on Thursday.
Miedler said that signs of improvement and pent-up demand are already emerging clearly in states that opened up in the past few months. The initial panic of whether agents would have a job post-pandemic is being pushed out by a variety of new markets and housing needs that are currently emerging.
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High-profile real estate agent and reality TV star Ryan Serhant said Tuesday that he supports ongoing protests sparked by police brutality against Black Americans, adding that people need to proactively fight racism.
Serhant — who is best known as the star of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing franchise — made the comments during an afternoon session of Inman Connect Now. All speakers attended the event virtually thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, and during the session sounds from a nearby protest could be heard coming from outside the window of Serhant’s Manhattan office.
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Rather than looking at a wholistic picture of the rollercoaster of recovery, think of it as 10,000 different rollercoasters moving independently of one another. Not all markets will recover the same.
Read more here: https://www.inman.com/2020/06/24/is-the-us-housing-market-recovering-theres-no-simple-answer/
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Gary Keller is a man of many whiteboards. Earlier this month, at Inman Connect Now, the Keller Williams CEO took out one of those boards — a home-office edition — for a lively discussion with Brad Inman. It was one of the many highlights of our first fully digital event, a jam-packed gathering of agents, brokers, executives and entrepreneurs trying to figure out what’s next for the industry.
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On June 2 at Inman Connect Now, Anne Jones, Windermere Abode owner and designated broker; Veronica Figueroa, eXp Realty Figueroa Team founder; and Tiffany Curry, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices’ first Black broker-owner candidly discussed how real estate leaders can effectively confront the issues of the day. It was a great conversation.
Read more here: https://www.inman.com/2020/06/26/connect-now-watch-tiffany-anne-veronica/
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Listen to Brad Inman and Rich Barton discuss the current landscape of real estate at the first annual Inman Connect Now event.
Register for Inman Connect Now here: https://www.inman.com/event/connect-now/
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Listen to this special dispatch from Brad Inman about the true intentions of the people that pass in and out of our lives.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Washington, D.C. agent and author Candy Miles-Crocker. This true real estate professional offers a checklist for brokers, owners, agents and Realtors to better reengage their clients, customers and most importantly, agents themselves.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Errol Samuelson, Chief Industry Development Officer at Zillow. There are powerful indie brokers who will be just fine for the same reason that some of the bigger franchises may suffer: Company culture must remain intact. Errol does see a challenge in brokers presenting value propositions moving forward given many of the variables may no longer be factors, like deskspace at a fancy office.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Lake Tahoe Realtor Amie Quirarte. Tahoe is a second home market, which means owning a home in Tahoe is considered a luxury. Quirarte is seeing a big divide between buyers and sellers: Buyers see an opportunity to pick up real estate on a fire sale, and sellers who are currently waiting out the market.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Emily Chenevert, CEO at Austin Board of Realtors. The Inman stage veteran extols the virtues of virtual tours. It's important right now to make the best virtual tour possible, because, from Emily's perspective, business will be conducted virtually moving forward.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Kevin Woody, a real estate
brokerage consultant based out of Cary, North Carolina. As an Inman
contributor, Kevin's latest essay focuses five key takeaways from COVID-19 that
every agent can use to continue growing personally and professionally. Brad
probes him on these takeaways in this very real discussion from the trenches.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Paul Boomsma, CEO and president of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World. Despite being geographically close to each other, Brad and Paul practice safe social distancing in this enlightening conversation about the future of Leading RE, and the possible outcomes for other major real estate companies.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by CEO and co-founder of HouseCanary, Jeremy Sicklick. More than 480,000 properties have gone into contract since COVID-19 began, which is approximately 86,000 more than the number of homes being listed. Sicklick explains why this variable is a key indicator for a tightening market.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by CEO and cofounder of Roostify, Rajesh Bhat. Hear from the former Inman Connect New Kid on the Block about what's happening in world of lending and regulation, and what customers can come to expect with lending options.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by CEO of Homesnap, John Mazur. The best mindset you can have right now is this: "Shit's [sic] changing, and I need to change with it." Sure, it might be a little raw, but everything is a little raw right now.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Steve Baird, president and CEO of Baird & Warner, and B&W broker associate Meg Burns Lietz. The fifth-generation owner of the 160-year-old Chicago-based brokerage identifies one issue with real estate being that people don't think agents are actually working right now. Business may have slowed down for the time being, but it certainly hasn't stopped.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Chris Heller, chief real estate officer at OJO Labs. The idea of home buying and selling may not be a priority for everyone right now, but don't mistake the lack inventory as a sign of increased demand.
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In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by Adena Hefets, cofounder of Divvy Homes. Listen as the two talk about Divvy Homes’ business model, which may offer a solution to some renters who are struggling to become homeowners. As families come out of this crisis, it’s easy to see why more families would want to upgrade to home ownership.
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Anthemos Georgiades sees Zumper as the answer to the apartment rental transaction no longer requiring an office. And while prior to Covid-19, rents were increasing at an alarming and unprecedented rate, the sudden halt is leaving some scratching their heads wondering what will happen to the market next.
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