Here’s what can happen when organizations fall out of touch: decisions seem difficult or controversial, causing delays for the organization and leaving it to fall behind or lose their competitive advantage.
There are billions of dollars pouring into our industry today-- investment bankers and venture capitalists alike have caught the real estate bug. If the programs and companies you offer don’t meet the ever-changing needs of consumers, then you’re not going to be around for long.
Many of us are familiar with the challenge of attracting the most productive and progressive leaders to our boards.
Stellar MLS has laid it down for other MLSs around the country to follow. They are setting a bar higher and higher for themselves to ensure that every product, service, contact, event, and marketing program is Stellar. They won’t stop until they get feedback in every aspect of their business.
This forward-thinking company which has now re-invented itself as Stellar MLS has always been a progressive driver of innovation for its members.
RABP and GFLR are at it again by creating an even larger footprint for their brokers in South Florida and the Treasure Coast Market!
MRED has just partnered with Restb.ai, a leading edge AI company that specializes in making all types of elements of a photo searchable.
In less than 18 months, this highly successful initiative has been rolled out to more than 1 million agents!
I love to see companies with strong platforms put it all together to dramatically expand their footprint without losing the quality of service central to the CRS Data brand.
As leaders of Associations and MLSs, it is imperative that every Board member, CEO and Association Executive remember their core goal – to...
It looks like NAR is taking its job of telling the REALTOR(R) story to consumers across America very seriously. They just hired a consumer content heavyweight, Alicia Bailey, to help enhance the way the REALTOR® story will get told via video, print, radio, and experiential marketing!
Here’s an idea to think about…. Today, we have robust rules in place that allow a broker to share their active, pending and in some cases, sold listings with their fellow practitioners via a local IDX policy. What if we took that idea to another level?
