While CEOs trade barbs, real estate agents are focused on how to take home more in commissions this year than last year.
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Gary Keller delivered his annual State of the Housing Market keynote on Monday, musing on sales trends and market competitiveness — while offering a few quips about Compass and CoStar.
Keller Williams Head of Industry and Learning Jason Abrams talks about the balance between technology and touch amid the rise of artificial intelligence.
Learn the latest from last week's Keller Williams Mega Agent Camp, and find back-to-basics tools to help you generate leads in a tough market.
At Keller Williams Mega Agent Camp, franchise co-founder Gary Keller said the housing market could be in a recession through late 2026, as the economy experiences burgeoning stagflation.
Ahead of Mega Agent Camp, Keller Williams Head of Industry and Learning Jason Abrams talks artificial intelligence, social media and the continuing importance of fostering in-person connections.
A New York homeowner claimed text messages sent by an associate KW broker amounted to an "invasion of her privacy." She has now dropped her case.
Keller Williams VP of Strategic Content Jay Papasan has penned a new, 18-chapter book outlining how new agents can build a lasting sales career. The book is available for pre-sale and will officially debut in September.
Newly minted Keller Williams Head of Community Growth Natalie Davis talks about diversity and how childlike curiosity is key to maintaining an inclusive brokerage culture.
Davis, a broker and coach, will replace Julia Lashay Israel as Keller Williams' head of Community Growth. The appointment reflects the franchisor's commitment to inclusivity, executives said.
Judge called Davis’ demand for arbitration "redundant, immaterial, impertinent, and scandalous," but ruled the former CEO made reasonable attempts to arbitrate his case against Keller Williams.