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'Insulting At Minimum': Realtors Strike Back As NAR Holds The Line - Vimarsana News

'Insulting At Minimum': Realtors Strike Back As NAR Holds The Line

Realtors are cancelling memberships, hounding local boards and organizing petition drives days after NAR resisted calls Thursday to censure Bob Goldberg for his handling of misconduct claims.

Source: inman.com
East Texas resident from England starts YouTube channel about living in Tyler - Vimarsana News

East Texas resident from England starts YouTube channel about living in Tyler

A British man who now resides in East Texas is now documenting what it’s like living in the area with his YouTube channel "Living In Tyler Texas."

These $400,000 Rochester homes share 'extra character around each corner' - Vimarsana News

These $400,000 Rochester homes share 'extra character around each corner'

“Overall square footage, location and the updates in these homes is what’s dictating that they’re selling good or not. Buyers these days want move-in ready,” said Dustin Kanz, RE/MAX Results Realtor.

Commercial real estate market size to grow by USD 260.37 billion from 2022 to 2027, Historic market size valued at USD 1364.08 bn from 2017 to 2021 - Vimarsana News

Commercial real estate market size to grow by USD 260.37 billion from 2022 to 2027, Historic market size valued at USD 1364.08 bn from 2017 to 2021

/PRNewswire/ -- The commercial real estate market size is expected to grow by USD 260.37 billion from 2022 to 2027 at a CAGR of 3.3%, according to Technavio....

A 149-year-old 'historic piece' of Pine Island is for sale at $199,900 - Vimarsana News

A 149-year-old 'historic piece' of Pine Island is for sale at $199,900

The church structure, at 208 Main Street, first housed services for Grace Episcopal Church and then Good News Evangelical Free Church.