Real estate is evolving at an accelerated pace. To help agents and brokers stay relevant to their clients and communities, Anywhere brings together the collective experience of trusted experts and affiliates to present new ideas, delivering exceptional thought leadership to the industry at large.
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Finding Growth in a Chaotic Real Estate Market
Rick Ellis, Vice President, Global Development at Anywhere recently shared an article on RealtyBizNews. Enjoy these key insights on leading with a growth mindset.
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Get Ready for the Transformation.
As Anywhere Real Estate’s first-ever Chief Product Officer, we aim to leverage world class technology to be the most consumer centric company in the industry.
Melissa McSherry Q&A
In her first six months as Anywhere Real Estate’s Chief Operating Officer, Melissa McSherry has already made an impact. We spoke with her about her vision for making real estate as simple as Uber or Airbnb.
The Everlasting Importance of the Real Estate Agent
We’re discussing the role of the real estate agent as a trusted advisor, and the importance and value of continued support to help agents perform at the highest level.
Welcome to Anywhere℠: A New Day for Real Estate
Have you heard the news? As of June 9, Realogy is now Anywhere Real Estate Inc. (or Anywhere for short). The next chapter of the company’s transformative journey will meet consumers Anywhere in their home buying and selling journey.
Resources to Educate and Empower Fair Housing in Your Community
Fair housing is an important issue to discuss year round, and we’re sharing resources you can use to learn & take actionable steps towards building a more inclusive community.
Fair Housing: Examining the Progress
April is recognized as Fair Housing Month, a chance to demonstrate a commitment to expanding equal access to housing for all. We’re talking with Laurie Benner, Associate Vice President of Programs for the National Fair Housing Alliance about how far we’ve come, and how much work still needs to be done.