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U.S. Housing Discrimination Complaints Rise as Support Network Thins
Accusations are up nearly 20 percent since 2014, according to a nonprofit, which warns that “the infrastructure for enforcing our nation’s fair housing laws is being dismantled.”
Making Austin Home Meant Adding Modern Touches to a 1940s House
A longtime San Antonio resident, the artist Paula Cox took inspiration from an architectural tour of Austin before remodeling the home she bought to be closer to her grandchildren.
Does My Landlord Have to Fix the Intercom System?
When formal complaints don’t get results, you can threaten to withhold rent. But be prepared for a fight.
Innovation that sticks: Building tech that solves real problems
This powerhouse panel talks about technology that focuses on operational and workflow support to provide real solutions for real estate professionals.
Prompts, portals and policy moves: Inman’s 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.
Los Angeles broker, CEO and SoCal luxury icon John Aaroe dies
Aaroe, who founded John Aaroe & Associates and the John Aaroe Group, was known as a cherished mentor and guiding light to Southern California agents. He passed away at the age of 73 on Tuesday.
A leader with a servant’s heart: Remembering John Aaroe
Brad Inman remembers Beverly Hills real estate leader John Aaroe, his personal friend and professional confidant, who died this week.
Home sales ticked up in November, but inventory is ‘beginning to stall’
Existing home sales were up 0.5 percent month over month in November. But NAR's Lawrence Yun also said "homeowners are in no rush to list their properties."
Would You Let A.I. Design Your Living Room?
A growing number of home renovation and interior design platforms are rolling out A.I.-enabled imaging tools capable of redesigning rooms in an instant.
$1.3 Million Homes in Italy
In the mountains of northeast Italy, buyers can find a city duplex penthouse, an amenity-packed designer apartment, and a renovated mountain chalet.
And Now, Please Welcome Back: Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
Some interior designers have convinced their wealthiest clients that this artifact from the ’70s is worth another look.
Google just entered real estate, but the real shift isn’t about listings
The next era of real estate won't be won by whoever displays homes best, Molly McKinley writes. It will be won by whoever understands buyer intent most deeply.
Don’t sleep on Google: 7 steps to get more 2026 recommendations
Google remains the place consumers verify credibility, research agents and confirm trust before making contact for the first time, Jimmy Burgess writes.
How billionaires think: Mauricio Umansky explores the psychology behind ultra-high-end negotiations
Negotiating at the highest level is not about tactics alone, Mauricio Umansky writes. It is about psychology, patience and emotional discipline.
Cotality and Ascend licensed to generate FICO scores for lenders
Fair Isaac's Mortgage Direct License Program is aimed at eliminating mark-ups charged by credit reporting agencies Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — backers of competing VantageScore.
Before you tap to invest: Bridging proptech’s financial literacy gap
Real estate technology is making investing more accessible than ever, Amanda Neely writes. Yet, without proper financial education, many investors risk mistaking ease of entry for smart wealth building.
Offering plans explained: Red flags every real estate broker must catch before closing
Real estate attorney and new contributor Brett Stack says these six red flags should cause co-op and condo agents to hit the brakes for further review on transactions in the Big Apple.
How Boston’s Historical Districts Shape Modern Homeownership
Boston is a city where the past is not tucked away in museums but woven directly into daily life. Brick sidewalks, gas lanterns, and centuries-old row houses exist alongside modern condos and thriving business districts. For homeowners, this blend of history and progress creates a unique experience that influences everything from property values to...
Dems raise antitrust concerns over Compass-Anywhere merger
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden are asking the DoJ and FTC to "thoroughly investigate" the pending deal, which they claim would "entrench existing antitrust and price manipulation concerns that have been at the center of mounting litigation."