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How Diversification Can Help Your Brokerage Thrive

For broker Rory S. Coakley, offering a range of services is only logical, increasing client satisfaction and adding income opportunities for the brokerage and its agents. In the face of slow home sales, brokers are employing a range of strategies to generate new revenue streams. For Rory S. Coakley, diversification is at the heart of …

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Help Your Agents Get Their Clients Ahead in the Crucial Spring Market

Many real estate professional were glad to put 2024 behind them. High interest rates, practice changes and the relative uncertainty that nearly always accompanies an election year meant the industry had to pivot and adapt, often several times. As the calendar finally flipped to 2025, agents and brokers exhaled, hoping lower interest rates, an uptick …

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Tips to Help Agents Build Relationships That Convert

Train your agents to start a dialogue with potential buyers and sellers that builds relationships and establishes trust. Much has changed in the industry in recent years for real estate professionals and or buyers and sellers. Fortunately, this market also provides a plethora of opportunities for agents who are ready to put in the work …

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What Greener Homes Are Made Of

Tune in to the materials and practices fueling resilient, eco-friendly construction “Being green” has become more than a catchphrase. It’s a filter through which some people, including real estate buyers, are making life choices. As consumer interest grows in the benefits of eco-friendly, resilient commercial and residential properties, ­REALTORS® are getting the message. In the …

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Home Staging From Afar

Born from a health crisis, the remote service offers agents and sellers an affordable option for making a listing sparkle. Under conventional circumstances, Jill Friedland, an agent with Weichert, REALTORS®, in Warren, N.J., would have a stager come to her clients’ home to spruce it up before it goes on the market. But like so …

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How Multifamily Buildings Are Continuing to Attract Residents

Whether it’s spectacular views or open floor plans, learn how apartments and condos are virtually showcasing their high points to potential buyers and tenants in a social distancing world. Key takeaways: In the era of COVID-19, real estate pros are relying on technology more than ever to show properties to potential buyers and renters. The …

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First-Time Gardener? Here’s How to Prepare

Key takeaways: Before COVID-19 hit, millions of Americans had never gardened. With more time at home this spring, they planted perennial beds and borders, vegetable and herb patches, and fruit trees to improve their yards’ aesthetics and provide food for their families. They also may have constructed outdoor spaces for lounging, cooking, dining, and to …

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Ways to Make a Space Feel Larger

Clients feeling cramped at home? These tips can help open up a room without knocking down a wall.Clients feeling cramped at home? These tips can help open up a room without knocking down a wall. Bring nature indoors. Add plants and use natural textures in furniture to tie indoor decor to the outdoor view that’s …

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5 Home Staging Trends to Watch

Staging professionals offer up ideas for prepping properties. How has the pandemic influenced home stagers? Bloggers from REALTOR® Magazine’s Styled, Staged & Sold team of staging professionals offer up ideas for prepping properties. Send cozier vibes. “Cozy is the new ‘luxury.’ We’re using more place settings on tables, setting up a coffee station with a …

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How Affordable Housing Is Ramping Up

Despite the rising costs of labor and materials, more developers and nonprofit organizations are helping fill the void in the much-needed affordable housing market. 3 Takeaways: Affordable housing was already in great demand prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. With many businesses forced to shutter and lay off or furlough staff, those who found it hard …

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128 2nd Ave, Broomall, PA. 19008 – Delco / Delaware County Home.

128 2nd Ave, Broomall, PA. 19008 $500,000 Est. Mortgage $3,315/mo* 3 Beds3 Baths1508 Sq. Ft. Listing courtesy of Amy Fizzano Krauter – Fizzano Family of Associates LLC. Description about 128 2nd Ave, Broomall, PA. 19008 Spring has sprung… and so has your chance to own this BROOMALL BEAUTY!128 2nd Avenue has been well loved and …

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‘Horrors’ of Home Design

REALTOR® Magazine’s Styled, Staged & Sold blog counts down some of the cringeworthy decorative choices people are making while hunkering down at home. Homes are meant to be a source of comfort and refuge. But as if 2020 hasn’t been horrifying enough, some skin-crawling home decor trends have emerged this year—and designers hope they’ll be …

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