If you’ve ever thought that there seems to be more weather-related natural disasters than there used to be—you’re right. Data shows that the frequency, severity, and intensity of extreme weather events such as floods, wildfires, heat, drought, and storms in the United States and elsewhere is increasing.
The impact of these events can be felt throughout the real estate industry, and homebuyers are increasingly considering climate risk in their purchase decisions.
Every day, I use the skills I learned in the ABR® training.
Baby boomers and millennials have dominated the homebuying conversation in recent years, but Gen Z has “entered the chat.”
In light of the current market dynamics and shifting industry norms, it’s critical for buyer agents to prioritize building and nurturing their client pipeline like never before. With severely limited inventory, high interest rates, and high prices, the home search can be a lengthy and uncertain process for many buyers.
Even if you have a healthy number of buyer-clients you’re currently working with, they may be slower to get to the closing table—if at all!
