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When Colton Whitney left Las Vegas for Los Angeles, he left behind eight years’ worth of extreme success in that market (400 closed units each year) and a hefty database of loyal clients. His motivation was simple: “I wanted to sell higher-priced houses in better weather.”

When Colton Whitney left Las Vegas for Los Angeles, he left behind eight years’ worth of extreme success in that market (400 closed units each year) and a hefty database of loyal clients. His motivation was simple: “I wanted to sell higher-priced houses in better weather.”

Kelle Market Snaps has moved to general availability after receiving the green light from 14,000 real estate agents through Labs. The feature, exclusive to KW agents, allows users to pull hyperlocal market reports with one voice or text command to Kelle: KW’s award-winning, AI-powered virtual assistant.

Kelle Market Snaps has moved to general availability after receiving the green light from 14,000 real estate agents through Labs. The feature, exclusive to KW agents, allows users to pull hyperlocal market reports with one voice or text command to Kelle: KW’s award-winning, AI-powered virtual assistant.

It’s the Monday after a Sunday open house and a dozen potential buyers put in bids, sparking a fierce bidding war and driving up the sales price. It’s a scenario that’s replaying itself over and over again in real estate markets across the country. In the U.S., it’s a seller’s market, but housing has become historically unaffordable.

It’s the Monday after a Sunday open house and a dozen potential buyers put in bids, sparking a fierce bidding war and driving up the sales price. It’s a scenario that’s replaying itself over and over again in real estate markets across the country. In the U.S., it’s a seller’s market, but housing has become historically unaffordable.

By Madiha Ashour, Consumer Research Analyst, KW Research

For many, the American Dream includes homeownership, yet according to the U.S. Census Bureau, almost 40% of people in the United States continue to rent. Intrigued, we sought to understand why renters are not buying and surveyed a random sample of 1,471 renters in the United States. Their responses revealed key insights.

By Madiha Ashour, Consumer Research Analyst, KW Research

For many, the American Dream includes homeownership, yet according to the U.S. Census Bureau, almost 40% of people in the United States continue to rent. Intrigued, we sought to understand why renters are not buying and surveyed a random sample of 1,471 renters in the United States. Their responses revealed key insights.

There are competing theories when it comes to the future of real estate, but Gary Keller stands firm in his belief that the industry is in a time of massive change accelerated by an impending digital boom. The winners will be decided soon.

“In February, I said you won’t recognize the real estate industry,” said the co-founder of Keller Williams at Inman Connect San Francisco. “I wasn’t kidding. The amount of change we’ve been feeling is palpable. It’s coming.”

There are competing theories when it comes to the future of real estate, but Gary Keller stands firm in his belief that the industry is in a time of massive change accelerated by an impending digital boom. The winners will be decided soon.

“In February, I said you won’t recognize the real estate industry,” said the co-founder of Keller Williams at Inman Connect San Francisco. “I wasn’t kidding. The amount of change we’ve been feeling is palpable. It’s coming.”