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2 weeks ago |
housingwire.com | Emile L'Eplattenier |Gina Baker
Struggling to find a lucrative listings niche in 2025? You’re not alone. Listings (of any kind) seem even more out of reach for newer agents this year. Inventory is rising, sure, but sales are still sluggish. Then there’s the economy. We went from facing mild headwinds for the real estate market to a category five crossfire hurricane, seemingly overnight.
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2 weeks ago |
housingwire.com | Emile L'Eplattenier |Gina Baker
Are you nervous about your real estate business surviving 2025? Glennda Baker isn’t. She showed up to our Zoom interview decked out in full celebrity Realtor drip: Gucci jacket, Van Cleef earrings and a diamond-studded Rolex that sparkled every time she gestured with her left hand, which she did a lot. She runs a highly successful team, has close to a million followers on TikTok and keynotes major real estate conferences. I could go on.
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1 month ago |
housingwire.com | Emile L'Eplattenier |Gina Baker
Some people seem like they were born lucky. On paper, at least, Tyler Whitman does too. He was picked to star in Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing, got in on the ground floor of brokerage startup Triplemint and had the boyish good looks necessary to become the media darling he is today. But Tyler Whitman wasn’t born lucky. Not even close. When he first landed in New York City from Alabama, he could only find work as a waiter and handing out flyers in Times Square.
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1 month ago |
housingwire.com | Emile L'Eplattenier |Gina Baker
I wasn’t expecting much when Douglas Elliman invited me to their Manhattan office to pitch their new AI-powered property search feature on their website. I knew they would offer me expensive coffee, pastries with names I can’t pronounce and a cookie-cutter spiel on why typing into a ChatGPT-style AI search box is somehow “the future of home search.” I was wrong. Dead wrong.
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1 month ago |
housingwire.com | Emile L'Eplattenier |Gina Baker
Agents: Do you love your job? If you don’t or hesitate to answer the question, you might want to consider a new career. Real estate might not be for you — sorry. Sure, you might make it a few years. You might even make some decent money. But to build a lasting real estate career, you need to love it. After nearly 40 years on the job, Joan C. Billick still loves real estate. I can prove it to you: I had a 20-minute call scheduled with Billick this afternoon.
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