Commercial Real Estate

From Michael Scott to Miranda Priestly: What pop-culture’s worst ‘bad bosses’ can teach us about

This list provides a little taste of the all-you-can-eat buffet of bad bosses in television and movies. Find out what you can learn from this parade of awful leaders.  

Good vs. bad leadership (and how to tell the difference)

Good leadership is about inspiring and motivating followers to get the job done, whatever the job may be. It considers more than just the metrics of productivity for success and adds

Sunil Wadhwani: Achieving the American Dream

Sunil Wadhwani is a successful hotelier and businessman based in McAllen, Texas. He currently owns eight properties and is working on a ninth. Sunil Wadhwani did not initially set out

23 TikTokers you should be following in 2023

Whether you’re looking for inspiration to get out there and conquer your day or looking to improve your real estate content on TikTok, here are some of the best real

Costly housing spurred California’s 500,000-person pandemic exit

The state’s population exodus was second only to New York, which lost 15,000 more people. The sky-high cost of housing was the residents’ primary reason for departure.  

Top-producing The Brian Pistorius Group joins Compass

The Chicago-based team has exceeded $50 million in sales volume since 2021 while still at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Compass told Inman exclusively.  

Reimagining the housing choice voucher program

The federal voucher program has fallen far short of its goals, according to strategy expert David Piscatelli. By making minor adjustments to federal policy, an entirely new generation of children

$1.3B South Florida indie brokerage returns to Keller Williams

After nearly five years away from Keller Williams, Florida-based indie brokerage Laurie Finkelstein Reader Real Estate has rejoined the Texas franchisor. Finkelstein Reader initially joined Keller Williams in 2011 as

Despite slow market, CoStar sees revenue and profit rise in Q4

The company’s revenue jumped 13 percent year over year between October and December. CEO Andy Florance also promised Tuesday to continue CoStar’s push into residential real estate.