An ongoing feature in Tuesday Tactics is our “Great Read Roundup” in which we highlight some of the best pieces we’ve read recently and why they might expand your mind or help with your real estate career.
The New ‘Real Estate’ Tech Players: Don’t Trust the Billion-Dollar Valuations
(6 minute read)
Why it matters: Billions of dollars are at stake in the real estate industry, and it seems like there’s always a new player popping up to disrupt the “legacy model market.” Certainly change will come, but what will it really look like? What’s behind the huge valuation hype with real estate startups? RealtyOne CEO and founder Kuba Jewgieniew offers his perspective on what he calls the “pollution” of the real estate market.
Nature is Impacting the Housing Market, But Buyers Aren’t Seeing It
(8 minute read)
Why it matters: Flooding, salt-water intrusion, killer storms… we see them in the news year over year, and yet many of the cities hit by these disasters are hot markets. Why aren’t buyers factoring in climate change? Hana LaRock looks into the data behind climate change and the housing market, and makes the case for heightened sensitivity to our warming and wilder weather.
Getting and Staying Organized Through the Summer
(8 minute read)
Why it matters: Summer is an exciting time for homeowners. There are plenty of celebrations ahead and it’s often a great time to tackle outstanding projects. So why is it we so often find ourselves wondering how our summer slipped by, half as productive as we hoped it would be? This piece will help you and your clients conquer procrastination, slay to-do lists, and maximize relaxation.
