How Professional Photos Affect a Buyer’s Mentality

Whether you’re moving from a condo in Los Angeles or selling your home in Chicago, there’s a moment in every home search that matters more than the open house, more than the showing, more than the final walk-through. It happens quietly, usually on a phone, often late at night. A buyer is scrolling.

Why Aaron Kirman is betting on AI, crypto and new development

According to Aaron Kirman, much of his success in the real estate industry first as a solo agent, then as a team leader and now as a brokerage CEO, has come from keeping his finger on the pulse of the industry and taking a critical approach to his business.  “Life is always an evolution and you don’

Inside Malibu’s First Condo Development In 20 Years: Luxury Community Features Wellness-First Features from Biohacking to Yoga

The first new condo development that Malibu has seen in two decades has officially opened its doors—revealing a veritable oasis of wellness-centric amenities designed to offer the very best in coastal living, without the eight-figure price tags that so are so often attached to properties in the excl

June housing starts jump 19%, fueled by strong multifamily gains

Residential construction activity picked up in June, but the gains were concentrated in multifamily, and future supply indicators softened, according to newly released U.S. Census Bureau data.  Privately owned housing starts rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of roughly 1.3 million units in J