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A moment but first that accuweather forecast including word of a blood moon. Meteorologist, david murphy standing by. Hey, david. Well see about that moon. We have a lot of cloud cover out there right now, matt. Starting out okay temperaturewise. 65 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 63, 64 in trenton, 62 in reading. And down the shore 67 along the boardwalk in Atlantic City. And sea isle city. As were heading out the door were expecting partly cloudy skies with some clearing west to east. 62...

Winter [ no audio ] just tie another Yellow Ribbon around a winter forecast. Its all because of a mix of rain, snow and ice this afternoon. First alert meteorologist erica grow is there with the latest on the stormy weather. Youre already seeing evidence of sleet. Thats right. Just out on the weather terrace a moment ago. I had sleet falling. Got out the umbrella. A little bit of rain mixing with the sleet. You can see a threehour loop of doppler 9000 that its snowing just to the north and west ...

Industry members see commission suits as one of the top recruiting challenges of 2024. But brokers who can target and elevate middle-tier agents might have an opportunity.

OJO President Chris Heller discusses their rebrand, recent acquisition and anticipated industry changes due to the commission lawsuits.

Innovative business models and a platform that seamlessly integrates into what a real estate agent needs is key to brokerage profitability.

Marketing company Harvist launched to assist agents with differentiating themselves amidst possible industry changes.

North Dakota took first place, with 4.9 percent of its population being homeowners between the ages of 15 and 34.

A slower market and a crowded brokerage landscape have shifted efforts from quantity to quality, new reporting and Intel survey results reveal. For agents, it's now an unavoidable aspect of the job.

The acquisition will help OJO launch Lever by Movoto, which the company describes as an all-in-one technology platform for individual agents.