The real reason agents plateau (and 5 ways to break through)
Every agent reaches a point where growth slows down, Jimmy Burgess writes. Most assume they need a new strategy, but what they really need is a new perspective.
Instagram, Google and Disney reveal new discovery tools
From paywalled features to AI-curated search, platforms are tightening control over what gets seen and how users engage. Here’s how that shift is impacting visibility — and what real estate professionals should do about it.
As AI adoption grows, MLSs emerge as validators of new agent tech tools
MLSs are emerging as key validators of AI tools, with Miami Realtors prioritizing compliance, data accuracy and safe adoption for agents.
Keller Williams’ Jason Abrams on Zillow Preview: ‘Nobody should get upset by having more choices’
Keller Williams Head of Industry and Learning Jason Abrams talks about the Zillow Preview partnership and what's next in the debate over private listings.
NAR political spending targets Texas as 2026 midterm races heat up
New FEC filings show NAR’s PAC spending nearly $10 million ahead of 2026, with Texas leading candidate funding and independent expenditures.
Keller, Compass, eXp: Inman Top 5
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.
Shoot it. Post it. Sell it: Streaming
Learn from top real estate agents, and put short-form video to work as you market your business and your latest listing.
Flexibility serves clients better than rigid, one-size-fits-all mandates: ARA co-founder
American Real Estate Association co-founder Jason Haber writes that the trade group articulated a vision for how listings should work, which is now becoming industry practice.
The Agency’s Rainy Austin on consolidation and what’s actually good for consumers
The Agency's president shared her thoughts with Inman on current events and the spring market, and expressed a hope that the industry will find its ethical center as it continues to change in the future.