Podcasts about spring market

The Minnesota Real Estate market is overall doing well.  Place that predict values toward the end of the year for the most part see the market as being flat on price appreciate. The Spring Market is still where you likely do better for selling then later in the year.

We're halfway through May, and let's be real - this spring market isn't what most realtors hoped for.Deals are dragging. Offers are few. Listings are sitting. Buyers want to move but are hesitant. Sellers want premium pricing, but the market won't support it. And agents? They're feeling stuck - and their income is showing it.So in this episode, we're not ranting - we're resetting.I'll show you how to generate momentum even when the market's slow, how to lead when your clients are frozen, and how the best agents are still getting deals done when nothing seems to be moving.Plus, I share some personal reflections from the recent TRREB Realtor Quest Conference - including a real talk breakdown of what worked, what didn't, and what it all says about the state of the industry.If you're feeling stuck, this one's for you.

It's been the 2025 real estate "busy season" for several months now, and we finally have some data to assess just how busy it has been. Long story short, sellers are very busy, but buyers are still stuck in 2024. However, some conditions are noticeably improving for buyers, albeit without the market completely bottoming out for sellers. That's great news for all parties, and potentially a good sign for the future health of the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson market.  As always, if you have any questions or comments (or, of course, need a realtor), feel free to reach out to Stan McCune directly by phone/text at (973) 479-1267 or by email at smccune@cdanjoyner.com

Nestled in the charming embrace of Clarke County, Virginia, Lucketts is more than just a market—it's a pilgrimage for many, including Janet, who is excitedly discussing it with Suzanne. It's not just nostalgia that draws people in but a well-orchestrated symphony of vendors, buyers, and experiences. A couple of years ago, Lucketts Vintage Market was an annual event, but now, Suzanne celebrates hosting it twice a year, in spring and fall. This weekend marks the spring event, and they also hint at an eagerly awaited fall edition. The conversation brims with gratitude and nostalgia, shifting gears to how COVID-19 led to the fall edition's inception. It was a hit, Suzanne reminisces, describing how people, tired of being cooped up, flocked to the fairgrounds, making it one magnificent outing. Lucketts Spring Market is a gem featuring a mix of 200 high-quality vendors and committed buyers who know they are in for a treasure hunt. Suzanne articulates the event's fine balance—achieved over 25 years—between a variety-filled yet navigable market. The atmosphere is accentuated with live music, delightful decorations, and special themed setups. This year, vintage quilts hand-sewn into intricate designs grace the entrance, providing the perfect photo op. Each booth, Janet insists, offers its own unique charm—from birdhouses and furniture to artworks and antiques, ensuring that no two visits are alike. Suzanne stresses the importance of the vendor-buyer dynamic, explaining that the success of such an event hinges on balancing top-notch vendors and enthusiastic buyers. The vendors have been meticulously selected over the years, and it shows in the diversity and richness of the goods on offer. People come prepared with carts to ensure they can haul their finds back home. Wagons rented from Blandy are also available to rent. The event is thoughtfully organized so even a rain-soaked day doesn't dampen spirits; Clarke County Fairgrounds provide ample covered space. Parking is no small feat, but the team has it down to a science. Suzanne's son oversees the parking, making one realize the sheer scale of the event. They take great pride in smoothly managing the influx, directing thousands of cars efficiently. This organized chaos contributes to a stress-free experience for attendees, who Suzanne notes are unfailingly pleasant and cooperative. Tickets for Lucketts Spring Market are a hot commodity, especially the VIP early-buyer tickets, which offer access to the best finds before the general public. Suzanne passionately advocates for the nominal ticket prices, emphasizing the tremendous effort and costs involved in staging an event of this scale. From fees for fairgrounds to staff and police, the costs are manifold but reflect in the seamless experience provided. It's not just shopping; it's an outing sprinkled with live entertainment, wonderful food, and beverages, offering a day well-spent for attendees of all ages. Janet and Suzanne's chat meanders through various colorful anecdotes and heartfelt recollections, underscoring Lucketts Spring Market as an immersive experience worth every penny. They talk of Christmas events (at their shop in Lucketts, Virginia) that draw crowds from as far away as Germany and the meticulous teamwork that goes into the market's setup. The event has fostered a tight-knit community of vendors and buyers, turning each fair into a series of joyous reunions. Janet, a passionate fan of Lucketts, captures it best when she says the fair is all about creating and sharing beautiful memories. Suzanne's revelation about the intricate, handmade decorations and the fair's themes each year adds to the anticipation. You understand that this isn't just another market; it's an event built on decades of passion, hard work, and a love for community. For those planning to attend, marking the calendar for May 16-18, 2025, at the Clarke County Fairgrounds is essential. VIP tickets may already be dwindling, but general admission promises a plethora of delights regardless of when you arrive. Detailed information, including ticket availability, can be found on luckettstore.com or luckettsmarkets.com. Whether it's your first visit or a biannual ritual, Lucketts Spring Market promises an exceptional experience that transcends the ordinary. So, gather your carts and your curiosity, and prepare to be enchanted by what Suzanne lovingly describes as the “Goldilocks Fair”—not too big, not too small, but just right.

We are seeing more homes come on the market and with those for sale we are seeing homes selling, some selling for over their asking prices!

Matt, Gregg, and Ashley reconvene after a week off to discuss the current state of the lumber market. Charles was out but will be back next week. They analyze whether the market, which has been selling off since the Montreal event, is showing signs of a recovery or merely experiencing a temporary bounce within a bear market. The hosts note a slight uptick in activity for certain lumber items during the week but question if this is significant enough to indicate a broader market shift. They also discuss renewed talks of curtailments, emphasizing the need to monitor these developments closely. The episode offers insights for lumber enthusiasts and market watchers looking to understand the latest trends and potential future directions.

Some markets are heating up. Others are dead quiet. Rates are holding, inventory is tight, and after a federal election that brought zero change - frustration is at an all-time high.Buyers are hesitating. Sellers are stuck in the past. And too many agents?They're just sitting back, waiting for the spring market to “do the work.”But here's the truth: spring isn't saving anyone - it's exposing the agents who aren't doing enough.In this solo episode, I'm diving into the harsh reality of the current Canadian housing market, the mindset mistakes holding people back, and the real reason some agents are closing deals while others are spinning their wheels.We'll talk about what's not working, what is, and how to shift your strategy so you stop blaming the market - and start building momentum.And yes, I'm also opening up about something big: I've been thinking seriously about shutting this podcast down or possibly reducing the frequency. I'm asking for your input. If this show has meant something to you - let me know.

Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Karen Mead, Co-Owner of Farmgirl Flea Market, Hudsonville, MI He had several questions for Karen in this conversation: 1. Tell us a bit about Farmgirl Flea's Spring Market? 2. What can people find at this year's market? 3. What's the importance of shopping locally? 4. What sets Farmgirl apart from other flea markets? 5. How can people learn more about this market and the others you have coming up? ● Spring Market Details ○ May 16 from 4-8 p.m. ○ May 17 from 9-4 p.m. ○ Featuring more than 150 makers at Hudsonville Fairgrounds ○ 9th annual market has live music, drinks, & food trucks ○ Discover artisan and thrift goods, antiques, vintages, handmade items, boutique clothing, baked goods, and more. ● Ticket Info ○ $15 for a full weekend ticket, Friday and Saturday, only available online ○ $10 Friday general admission ○ $7 Saturday general admission ○ Kids 12 and under and veterans and active military members are free ○ Tickets can be purchased at www.farmgirlflea.com or at the gate the day of with cash only ● Economic Impact ○ The market for handicrafts and artisan-made goods continues to grow. ○ In 2024, the handicrafts market reached more than $906 billion. ○ It's projected to grow to almost $2 trillion by 2033. ○ With many small businesses struggling right now, the Spring Market is a great way to support several vendors in one location and shop locally.

The U.S. housing market is flashing new signs of slowdown—multifamily construction is plummeting, and the spring homebuying season is off to one of its weakest starts in years. In today's episode, we break down Redfin's latest analysis showing a 27% drop in new multifamily permits compared to the pandemic boom, with many metros like Stockton, CA and Colorado Springs seeing construction nearly grind to a halt. At the same time, sky-high monthly payments and economic jitters are keeping buyers on the sidelines, even as inventory ticks up. We'll explore which metros are still building, where demand is drying up, and what it all means for the future of housing supply and pricing power. Read the multifamily report here: https://www.redfin.com/news/multifamily-construction-permits-2025/ Read the spring market report here: https://www.redfin.com/news/housing-market-update-record-high-housing-costs-economic-uncertainty/ Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Channel for the best real estate investing education online! Become a member of the BiggerPockets community of real estate investors - https://www.biggerpockets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join the RepcoLite Home Improvement Show, sponsored by Benjamin Moore, as we embark on a journey from a simple task of cleaning crumbs to tackling home improvement projects. Host Dan Hansen talks about how kitchen crumbs led him to caulking the bathroom tub. This experience leads to a conversation about 'The Prep Trap,' where Dan discusses the importance of staging prep work for efficient home painting. In the latter part of the show, real estate experts Sue Prince and Ginger Herman from Super Prince Group, 5 Star Real Estate Leaders, share their insights on the current real estate market trends in West Michigan. They discuss strategies for buying and selling homes, the impact of low inventory, and legal ramifications when backing out of a purchase agreement. Filled with humor, practical advice, and expert insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in home improvement and the real estate market.00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Message00:07 A Crumb Leads to a Caulking Adventure05:12 The Prep Trap: Avoiding Over-Preparation08:04 Real Estate Market Insights with Sue and Ginger09:13 Current Market Conditions and Trends12:21 Challenges for First-Time Home Buyers17:37 Spring Market and Inventory Expectations18:40 Introduction and Market Update19:49 Strategies for First-Time Home Buyers22:24 Navigating Real Estate Challenges30:18 Legal Complications in Real Estate Deals37:48 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we dive into the freight market for spring. Our guest, David Spencer, Vice president of market intelligence at Arrive Logistics gets into the nitty gritty of the freight market and relives the past few months while offering some forward looking predictions. For more information subscribe to Check Call the newsletter or the podcast. Follow the Check Call Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we dive into the freight market for spring. Our guest, David Spencer, Vice president of market intelligence at Arrive Logistics gets into the nitty gritty of the freight market and relives the past few months while offering some forward looking predictions. For more information subscribe to Check Call the newsletter or the podcast. Follow the Check Call Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we're tackling the spring market with a no-nonsense guide on how to 'Crack Your Spring Market.' We'll explore some of the latest trends that are shaping the real estate landscape and spark some necessary, though potentially polarizing, conversations. This isn't about pushing anyone away; it's about shedding light on crucial insights and fostering a space for constructive dialogue. I'll arm you with actionable steps to dominate the next 90 days. Because when you focus on the right actions, as we'll discuss, you're going to see those deals start rolling in - regardless of what the market throws at you. Introduction Quick overview of the episode's focus on spring market strategies and economic challenges.Introduction to the key topics: Decreased Sales, Economic Uncertainty, Mortgage Rates, and Emerging Market Trends.Decreased Sales and Price Declines Discussion on the significant drop in home sales and how prices are adjusting from the peaks of 2021.Insights from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board on increased affordability in the GTA.Action Step: Strategies to communicate these market shifts to sellers effectively.Economic Uncertainty and Trade WarAnalysis of how current global economic uncertainties and potential trade wars are affecting buyer sentiment.Recent findings from the Canadian Real Estate Association on the impact of tariff uncertainties.Action Step: Tips on explaining these economic factors to buyers to maintain transparency and trust.Mortgage Rates and AffordabilityExamination of rising mortgage rates and their impact on home affordability.Discussion on the Bank of Canada's recent policy changes and their implications for the housing market.Other Notable Trends Coverage of regional market trends, including overbidding in Montreal and the surge in Calgary's housing supply.Report on the drop in average rent prices across Canada and the increase in new listings in the GTA.Emerging Trends and Political CommentaryChallenges around housing affordability and the importance of policy change.The growing emphasis on sustainability and climate change in real estate decisions.Detailed discussion on the benefits of conservative policies in fostering a stable and predictable real estate market.Final Thoughts and Call to Action: Encouragement to engage in informed voting and proactive participation in shaping the future of real estate through strategic actions.If you found value in today's episode, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your network. Your feedback helps us grow and continue bringing you the best real estate insights every week. For more resources, visit our website at www.mindshare101.com, and follow us on Instagram @davidgreenspan101 to stay updated.Join us next time on The MindShare Real Estate PodCast as we tackle more challenges and uncover new strategies in the ever-evolving world of real estate. Get your FREE gift on my homepage at www.mindshare101.com just for tuning in!I'd also be really grateful if you could take a quick second to go www.ratethispodcast.com/mindshare101 to rate the show for me.And we haven't connected yet, send me a message!Facebook: facebook.com/mindshare101 Instagram: instagram.com/davidgreenspan101Youtube: youtube.com/@DavidGreenspanLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/mindshare101

Featured on WGN Radio's Home Sweet Home Chicago on 04/05/25: Sarah Leonard of Legacy Properties, A Sarah Leonard Company, joins the show to share her thoughts on how buyers can make their offers seem more attractive to sellers in a competitive market in time for spring. Plus, she talks about the drought in the housing […]

Mackling & Megarry speak with Chandra Kremski, founder of Third + Bird ahead of the Spring Market April 11th-13th at Red River Exhibition Park, as well as Martin & Bernard Pacak from a The Baltic Brothers!

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Tradition Meets Innovation in the Vibrant Spring Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2025-04-02-22-34-02-he Story Transcript:He: קולות של רחש שבאזור שוק האיכרים הכפרי מילאו את האוויר ביומו של ראש האביב.En: Sounds of murmurs in the shuk ha'ikarim hakfari filled the air on the first day of spring.He: דוכנים בצבעים בוהקים ממלאים את המתחם, ועלוות פרחים הפורחות באביב מעטרת את העצים שבשולי השוק.En: Brightly colored stalls filled the area, with the foliage of blooming spring flowers adorning the trees at the market's edge.He: אל שירת הציפורים מצטרפים קריאות הסוחרים והניחוח של עשבי התיבול הטריים והלחמניות החמות.En: The calls of the sellers and the aroma of fresh herbs and warm rolls mingled with the singing of the birds.He: שירה עמדה בגאווה ליד הדוכן שלה, שסביבו נדמה כאילו כל עין תפסה איזה פרט.En: Shira stood proudly beside her stall, around which every eye seemed to catch some detail.He: היא חיכתה ללקוחות שיבואו ויבחרו עין בעבודת היד שלה - סלים קלועים, שהיו מושלמים לרגעים של פסח.En: She awaited customers to come and choose an eye-catching piece of her handmade work—woven baskets, perfect for the Pesach moments.He: גאוותה במסורת הייתה הייתה חיונית כמו הידיים עצמן.En: Her pride in tradition was as essential as her hands themselves.He: ליד הדוכן של שירה, בדוכן השני, עמד אלי.En: Beside Shira's stall, at the second stall, stood Eli.He: הוא היה לכאורה עסוק בהצבת כלים קרמיים במבנה כזה או אחר.En: He appeared to be busy arranging ceramic dishes in some sort of structure.He: הצלחות החדשות לכבוד סדר פסח היו הבחנות ברורות לשילוב שבין החדש לבין המסורתי.En: The new plates for the Seder Pesach were clear examples of combining the new with the traditional.He: אלי, בעל חיוך שמלא ביצירתיות וברעיונות חדשניים, חיפש דרכים לשמור על השורשים גם כשפניו לדור הבא.En: Eli, with a smile full of creativity and innovative ideas, sought ways to maintain roots while looking towards the future generation.He: הבוקר היה קריר מהרגיל, עובדה שלא הייתה לתועלת לשירה ואלי - הלקוחות לא מיהרו להגיע.En: The morning was cooler than usual, a fact not beneficial to Shira and Eli—customers were slow to arrive.He: שירה השקיעה מאמצים מיוחדים, והחליטה להפעיל מבצע מיוחד: הנחה לרוכשי סל בחג הפסח.En: Shira invested special efforts and decided to initiate a special offer: a discount for those purchasing a basket for Chag Ha'Pesach.He: היא קיוותה שהמהלך ימשוך את תשומת לבם של המבקרים.En: She hoped this move would attract the attention of visitors.He: בעוד אלי היה שקוע בהרהוריו, מהרהר כיצד להציע את היצירות החדשניות שלו באופן ביותר שמכבד גם את המסורת, הגיע אלקוח משמעותי לשוק.En: While Eli was absorbed in his thoughts, pondering how to offer his innovative creations in a manner that respects tradition, a significant customer arrived at the market.He: הלקוח עמד, מחושב, מול שני הדוכנים, ובחן את הסל של שירה מול הצלחות של אלי.En: The customer stood, thoughtfully, in front of both stalls, examining Shira's basket and Eli's plates.He: בחירה זאת הדהדה בתוכם את התשוקות והשאלות, מחזירה להם את הביטחון שנערך לבואם.En: This choice resonated with their passions and questions, restoring the confidence they had been waiting for.He: החלטתו של הלקוח הייתה נעימה לשני הצדדים.En: The customer's decision was pleasing to both sides.He: הוא בחר לרכוש את הסגנון המסורתי בהשראה של שירה וגם את החידוש ביצירתו של אלי.En: He chose to purchase the traditional style inspired by Shira and the novelty in Eli's creation.He: כך נפתרה המחלוקת, ושניהם סיימו את היום כשהם מרוצים, גאים במעשיהם ובמקומם בשוק האיכרים.En: Thus, the conflict was resolved, and both ended the day satisfied, proud of their actions and their place in the shuk ha'ikarim.He: כששירה הלכה הביתה, היא חשבה על כוחה של החדשנות ושקלה איך תוכל להעשיר את הסלים שלה ברעיונות חדשים.En: As Shira went home, she thought about the power of innovation and considered how she could enrich her baskets with new ideas.He: אלי גם נשם לרווחת עולם חדש שנפתח לו - שם המסורת והחדשנות יכולים ללכת יד ביד, עם חיוך מאוזן לאוזן ולב בטוח.En: Eli also breathed a sigh of relief in a new world that opened up for him—where tradition and innovation can walk hand in hand, with a smile from ear to ear and a confident heart. Vocabulary Words:murmurs: רחשadorn: מעטרתfoliage: עלוותblooming: הפורחותstall: דוכןproudly: בגאווהessential: חיוניceramic: קרמייםstructure: מבנהinnovative: חדשנייםroots: שורשיםgeneration: דורbeneficial: לתועלתinvested: השקיעהdiscount: הנחהsignificant: משמעותיpondering: מהרהרconfidence: ביטחוןpassions: התשוקותresolved: נפתרהenrich: להעשירinnovation: חדשנותsatisfied: מרוציםthoughtfully: מחושבexamining: ובחןinspire: בהשראהconflict: מחלוקתconsidered: שקלהabsorbed: שקועheartened: לרווחתBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Spring has sprung, and the real estate market is buzzing! With inventory on the rise and interest rates dipping, buyers and sellers alike need to stay ahead of the game. Are multiple offers making a comeback? How can buyers navigate the competition? And what's really happening in the Twin Cities market? In this episode, we break down key trends, from rising inventory and mortgage rate shifts to smart buying strategies like escalation clauses and off-market deals. Whether you're house hunting or looking to sell, we've got expert insights to help you win in this fast-moving market. Let's dive in!

Tune into this pivotal episode of The MindShare Podcast, where we explore the dynamic real estate market this spring with Ryan Gilmour, Broker of Record at RE/MAX Realty Enterprises Inc. From the impacts of tariffs to the innovative uses of AI in real estate, Ryan sheds light on how agents can thrive in a fluctuating market. Discover strategic insights and expert advice to excel in your real estate career. Don't miss this deep dive into what it takes to succeed amidst the challenges and opportunities of today's market conditions.We're joined by Ryan Gilmour, a top broker with extensive experience and insights into the real estate industry.[6:31] Spring Market Forecast: Ryan discusses his predictions for this spring's real estate market and what trends to watch.[12:46] Tariff Impact Analysis: Understand how current tariffs are affecting the real estate market and what long-term effects we might expect.[15:56] Agent Concerns and Guidance: Insights into the most pressing questions from agents at Ryan's brokerage and the advice he's giving.[21:51] Emerging Opportunities: Key opportunities for buyers and sellers this season that you should not overlook.[25:56] Industry-wide Effects: How current market trends are reshaping the broader real estate landscape.[30:13] Day-to-Day Brokerage Insights: Ryan shares his daily priorities and the core activities that drive his brokerage business.[34:05] Organizational Strategies: Tips on staying organized and effective in a hectic business environment.[38:14] The Role of Relationships in Modern Real Estate: Evaluating the importance of personal connections in a digitally dominated market.[42:05] Lead Generation and Conversion Tactics: Effective strategies that Ryan's office uses to nurture and convert leads.[49:39] Real Estate and AI: Exploring current and future implications of artificial intelligence in the industry.[52:24] AI Risks and Precautions: What professionals in the field need to be cautious about regarding AI.[59:10] Traits of Top Performers: Unpacking the key characteristics that define successful, award-winning realtors.[1:01:48] Overcoming Challenges: Ryan's advice to anyone facing obstacles in their career with a can-do attitude.[1:05:03] Future Plans for RE/MAX Realty Enterprises Inc and Specialists: What's next for Ryan's companies.[1:09:58] Measuring Success: How Ryan defines a successful day in the world of real estate.[1:14:01] Final Expert Advice: Essential actions real estate agents should take right now to make the most of this spring market.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of The MindShare PodCast with our special guest:  Ryan Gilmour, Broker of Record at RE/MAX Realty Enterprises Inc., as we talked about the real estate market, the impact of tariffs, and marketing technology including lead gen and AI.Stay connected and empowered in your real estate journey with insights from the experts. Subscribe, share, and rate us on your favorite podcast platform. Visit www.mindshare101.com for more resources and connect with us to elevate your real estate career.Get your FREE gift on my homepage at www.mindshare101.com just for tuning in!I'd also be really grateful if you could take a quick second to go www.ratethispodcast.com/mindshare101 to rate the show for me.And we haven't connected yet, send me a message!Facebook: facebook.com/mindshare101 Instagram: instagram.com/davidgreenspan101Youtube: youtube.com/@DavidGreenspanLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/mindshare101

Understanding market headlines and the broader landscape can be challenging. In this webinar, the Adams Wealth Partners team shares expert insights and real-world experience to help you make sense of recent shifts.

Fluent Fiction - French: Finding Confidence: Luc's Transformation at the Spring Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/fr/episode/2025-03-28-22-34-01-fr Story Transcript:Fr: Le soleil d'avril enveloppait le marché près de l'internat avec une douce chaleur.En: The April sun enveloped the market near the boarding school with a gentle warmth.Fr: Les étudiants, excités, flânaient entre les étals, discutant gaiement de la nouvelle saison et des tenues de printemps.En: The students, excited, strolled among the stalls, chatting cheerfully about the new season and spring outfits.Fr: Parmi eux, Luc avançait lentement, le regard perdu.En: Among them, Luc walked slowly, looking lost.Fr: Il était à la recherche de son uniforme idéal pour se fondre dans la foule tout en cachant son inquiétude intérieure.En: He was in search of his ideal uniform to blend in with the crowd while hiding his inner anxiety.Fr: Camille marchait à ses côtés, un éclat de joie dans les yeux.En: Camille walked beside him, a gleam of joy in her eyes.Fr: Elle aimait ce marché, avec les couleurs vives des vêtements et l'effervescence des élèves.En: She loved this market, with the bright colors of the clothes and the liveliness of the students.Fr: Elle tapota gentiment l'épaule de Luc. "Ne t'inquiète pas, Luc. Tu verras, on va trouver quelque chose qui te convient."En: She gently tapped Luc's shoulder. "Don't worry, Luc. You'll see, we'll find something that suits you."Fr: Luc acquiesça silencieusement.En: Luc nodded silently.Fr: Il ne savait pas trop si c'était son uniforme ou son attitude qui l'empêchait de se sentir à sa place.En: He wasn't quite sure if it was his uniform or his demeanor that kept him from feeling in place.Fr: Mais il savait que Camille essayait de l'aider, et cela lui réchauffait le cœur.En: But he knew that Camille was trying to help him, and that warmed his heart.Fr: En passant devant une boutique pleine de polos et de sweaters, Camille s'arrêta.En: As they passed by a shop full of polos and sweaters, Camille stopped.Fr: "Regarde ça ! C'est à la mode dans l'école cette année. Et je pense que cette couleur te va bien," dit-elle en désignant un polo bleu ciel.En: "Look at this! It's all the rage at school this year. And I think this color suits you well," she said, pointing to a sky blue polo.Fr: Hésitant, Luc prit le polo et l'observa.En: Hesitant, Luc took the polo and observed it.Fr: Il aimait le bleu, mais il avait peur de se tromper.En: He liked blue, but he was afraid of making a mistake.Fr: Pourtant, quelque chose dans la voix rassurante de Camille le poussa à essayer.En: Yet, something in Camille's reassuring voice urged him to try.Fr: Juste à ce moment-là, un groupe d'élèves populaires entra dans la boutique.En: Just then, a group of popular students entered the shop.Fr: Luc sentit son cœur s'accélérer.En: Luc felt his heart race.Fr: Camille, elle, les salua joyeusement. "Salut ! Vous cherchez aussi des vêtements de printemps ?"En: Camille, however, greeted them joyfully, "Hi! Are you also looking for spring clothes?"Fr: Les élèves s'approchèrent et l'un d'eux, Antoine, remarqua Luc avec l'uniforme.En: The students came closer, and one of them, Antoine, noticed Luc with the uniform.Fr: "Hey, c'est vraiment stylé, ce bleu ! Tu vas être super avec ça," dit-il avec sincérité.En: "Hey, that blue is really stylish! You're going to look great in it," he said sincerely.Fr: Luc fut surpris.En: Luc was surprised.Fr: Les mots d'Antoine résonnaient en lui, dissipant une partie de sa peur.En: Antoine's words resonated with him, dispelling part of his fear.Fr: Face à cette réaction positive, Luc décida de suivre les conseils de Camille.En: Faced with this positive reaction, Luc decided to follow Camille's advice.Fr: Il esquissa un sourire, remerciant ses camarades et se sentit soudain plus léger.En: He managed a smile, thanked his classmates, and suddenly felt lighter.Fr: Ils continuèrent leurs achats, Luc de plus en plus à l'aise, discutant des nouvelles tendances avec Camille et même avec Antoine et ses amis.En: They continued shopping, Luc getting more and more at ease, discussing new trends with Camille and even with Antoine and his friends.Fr: Ce simple échange avait transformé sa journée.En: This simple exchange had transformed his day.Fr: Il se rendit compte qu'il pouvait être lui-même.En: He realized that he could be himself.Fr: Le retour à l'internat était éclairé par le soleil déclinant, reflétant la nouvelle confiance de Luc.En: The return to the boarding school was lit by the setting sun, reflecting Luc's newfound confidence.Fr: Il n'était plus seulement Luc, l'étudiant discret et solitaire.En: He was no longer just Luc, the quiet and solitary student.Fr: Il était devenu Luc, un élève fier et plein de potentiel, prêt à tisser de nouvelles amitiés.En: He had become Luc, a proud student full of potential, ready to forge new friendships.Fr: Fin.En: The end. Vocabulary Words:the sun: le soleilthe market: le marchéthe boarding school: l'internatto stroll: flânerthe stalls: les étalscheerfully: gaiementthe outfit: la tenueto blend: se fondrethe crowd: la fouleanxiety: l'inquiétudea gleam: un éclatto tap: tapoterto suit: convenirto nod: acquiescerthe demeanor: l'attitudeto prevent: empêcherto warm the heart: réchauffer le cœurthe shop: la boutiquethe sweater: le sweaterto be all the rage: être à la modeto hesitate: hésiterto observe: observerreassuring: rassurantethe group: le groupeto accelerate: s'accélérerstylish: styléthe sincerity: la sincéritéto surprise: surprendreto dispel: dissipera classmate: un camarade

Spring has sprung, and so has the prime time to snag more listings!

In this episode Abode agent Holly Tacker gives us a few negotiation pointers and things to think about for buyers and sellers entering the Spring housing market in Pierce County. Dave and Holly look at micro trends in the Tacoma and Gig Harbor market, what they can mean, and how buyers and sellers can use them at their advantage. Follow Holly Tacker online: InstagramFor more information on the Pierce County housing market, or more information in general, visit ⁠www.windermereabode.com!⁠⁠Subscribe to and watch the insideABODE podcast on Youtube! ⁠

The market is heating up and for buyers to have success they need to be prepared and ready to buy. Plus ready to navigate other things like home inspections.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Unlocking Ancestral Secrets in San Miguel's Spring Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-03-18-22-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: En el mercado bullicioso de San Miguel de Allende, los colores y aromas llenaban el aire fresco de la primavera.En: In the bustling market of San Miguel de Allende, the colors and aromas filled the fresh spring air.Es: Las luces del sol se filtraban a través de los toldos, creando sombras bailantes sobre los adoquines.En: The sunlight filtered through the awnings, creating dancing shadows over the cobblestones.Es: Era Semana Santa y se escuchaban el repicar de las campanas de la iglesia mezclándose con el murmullo de la gente.En: It was Semana Santa and the ringing of the church bells mixed with the murmur of the people.Es: Mateo, un joven de mirada inquisitiva y pasión por el pasado de su familia, caminaba junto a su hermana menor, Lucía, quien siempre veía detalles que los demás pasaban por alto.En: Mateo, a young man with an inquisitive look and a passion for his family's past, walked alongside his younger sister, Lucía, who always saw details that others overlooked.Es: Se detuvieron frente a un puesto de libros antiguos, atendido por Esteban, un hombre sabio y algo enigmático, conocido por sus historias sobre la ciudad.En: They stopped in front of a stall of old books, attended by Esteban, a wise and somewhat enigmatic man known for his stories about the city.Es: Mientras Lucía exploraba con la vista, Mateo hojeaba un viejo tomo polvoriento.En: While Lucía explored with her sight, Mateo leafed through a dusty old tome.Es: De repente, encontró algo insólito: una carta escondida entre las páginas amarillentas.En: Suddenly, he found something unusual: a letter hidden among the yellowed pages.Es: La abrió con cuidado y, al leer detenidamente, su corazón empezó a latir con fuerza.En: He opened it carefully, and as he read it closely, his heart began to beat strongly.Es: La carta mencionaba que un ancestro de su familia había tenido un vínculo con una famosa obra de arte local.En: The letter mentioned that an ancestor of his family had a connection with a famous local work of art.Es: —Lucía, mira esto —dijo Mateo con emoción.En: “Lucía, look at this,” Mateo said with excitement.Es: Pero Lucía, aunque observadora, dudaba de la autenticidad de la carta.En: But Lucía, although observant, doubted the authenticity of the letter.Es: —¿Y si es solo una broma de alguien que la dejó ahí? —preguntó, escéptica.En: “What if it's just a joke by someone who left it there?” she asked, skeptical.Es: Mateo no podía dejar de pensar en el posible legado que esto podría traer a su familia.En: Mateo couldn't stop thinking about the possible legacy this could bring to his family.Es: Esteban, al ver el interés de los hermanos, intervino.En: Esteban, seeing the siblings' interest, intervened.Es: —Esa carta parece auténtica, pero muchas veces las apariencias engañan —dijo Esteban con una sonrisa enigmática.En: “That letter seems authentic, but appearances are often deceiving,” said Esteban with an enigmatic smile.Es: Decidido a descubrir la verdad, Mateo optó por confiar en su intuición.En: Determined to discover the truth, Mateo chose to trust his intuition.Es: Sabía que necesitaba la ayuda de Lucía y la experiencia de Esteban.En: He knew he needed Lucía's help and Esteban's expertise.Es: Juntos se dispusieron a seguir las pistas crípticas de la carta.En: Together they set out to follow the cryptic clues of the letter.Es: Tras días de investigación y algunas visitas a la iglesia donde se rumoreaba que estaba la obra de arte, encontraron el vínculo.En: After days of investigation and several visits to the church where it was rumored that the work of art was, they found the link.Es: Una antigua inscripción mostraba el apellido de su familia.En: An ancient inscription showed their family's last name.Es: Con esto como prueba, se dirigieron a la sociedad histórica del pueblo para validar el descubrimiento.En: With this as proof, they headed to the town's historical society to validate the discovery.Es: Era el momento de la verdad, y mientras Lucía observaba ansiosa, Esteban habló con los historiadores sobre la carta y la inscripción.En: It was the moment of truth, and while Lucía watched anxiously, Esteban spoke with the historians about the letter and the inscription.Es: Después de una tensa espera, se confirmó la autenticidad del hallazgo.En: After a tense wait, the authenticity of the finding was confirmed.Es: La carta había revelado una conexión perdida con la obra de arte, y Mateo sintió un orgullo profundo por su familia.En: The letter had revealed a lost connection to the work of art, and Mateo felt a deep pride in his family.Es: La noticia se difundió rápidamente por el pueblo, y la familia de Mateo ganó un nuevo respeto y apreciación en la comunidad.En: The news spread quickly throughout the town, and Mateo's family gained new respect and appreciation in the community.Es: Mateo ya no era un joven curioso, sino alguien con un sentido renovado de su historia familiar.En: Mateo was no longer just a curious young man, but someone with a renewed sense of his family history.Es: Lucía, por su parte, comenzó a admirar la determinación de su hermano.En: Lucía, for her part, began to admire her brother's determination.Es: Los tres, juntos, miraron la obra de arte que ahora sabían era parte de su legado, mientras las campanas seguían sonando, marcando el fin de una Semana Santa inolvidable.En: The three of them, together, looked at the work of art that they now knew was part of their legacy, while the bells continued to ring, marking the end of an unforgettable Semana Santa. Vocabulary Words:the market: el mercadobustling: bulliciosothe awnings: los toldosthe cobblestones: los adoquinesthe inscription: la inscripciónthe rumor: el rumorthe tome: el tomothe shadow: la sombraskeptical: escépticadetermined: decididoinquisitive: inquisitivathe sibling: el hermanothe stall: el puestothe link: el vínculothe historian: el historiadorthe pride: el orgullothe heritage: el legadoto leaf through: hojearyellowed: amarillentasauthentic: auténticathe ancestor: el ancestrocrucial: crípticothe society: la sociedadthe expertise: la experienciato unveil: revelarthe news: la noticiato validate: validarthe letter: la cartaenigmatic: enigmáticothe appreciation: la apreciación

Marching into the Spring Market! It's felt like it's been a strong market… has it? Check out these stats and let's see what's going on. Join Andrew, Jane and Jen at 9:30 where we talk about the February stats.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, the speakers discuss the current political landscape, economic insights, and the real estate market trends. They delve into mortgage rates, buyer and seller strategies, and the importance of home maintenance. The discussion also highlights local businesses and ends with inspiring quotes, emphasizing community engagement and support.TakeawaysThe Liberal Party is experiencing a resurgence with strong leadership.Real estate properties are selling quickly, often above asking price.Mortgage rates are decreasing, providing opportunities for buyers.Sellers should prepare their homes for the spring market to attract buyers.First-time homebuyers need to understand their financial situation and get pre-approved.Home maintenance is crucial for sellers to ensure their property is market-ready.Market statistics show that homes are selling close to asking prices, limiting negotiation room.Community engagement is important, and supporting local businesses can enhance connections.Inspiring quotes can motivate and uplift individuals during challenging times.Being present and focused on the current moment is essential for mental well-being.Chapters00:00 Empowering Collaboration Among Women in Real Estate03:30 Market Predictions and Spring Maintenance05:56 Impact of Tariffs on Real Estate Decisions06:08 Real Estate Trends and Canadian Snowbirds09:06 Market Insights and Buyer Behavior11:42 Spring Market Dynamics and Seller Strategies14:55 Navigating Buy-Sell Situations17:37 Tips for Buyers in a Competitive Market19:50 The Power of Personal Touch in Offers22:22 Home Maintenance Tips for Spring28:23 First Impressions Matter30:20 Preparing Your Home for Sale31:39 Understanding Home Inspections35:21 Current Market Trends and Pricing52:03 Mortgage Insights and Predictions52:03 Spotlight on Local Businesses54:09 Celebrating St. Patrick's Day55:15 Inspiring Quotes for Women56:44 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action57:27 Understanding Human Nature and Empathy58:04 Consent and Boundaries in Relationships59:06 She Sells Ottawa OUTRO.mp3

What's your spring market prep? Whatever it is, it better be great, because this market is shaping up to be the hottest we've seen in a while! The competition is fierce, and the opportunities are huge—but only for the agents who are truly prepared.   For this podcast episode, I'm bringing in one of the best in the business, Carolyn Young, to help you get your spring market prep where it needs to be. Carolyn and I talk about the routines, research, and strategies that will help you: Set more appointments Create more structure Win more clients Stand out over the competition    Now is the time to go all-in on spring market prep; this episode is your guide.    But what if you need more than strategies? What if you're looking for action, support, personalized guidance, and guaranteed results? That's what coaching is for. Schedule a call today to speak with an expert about what a Tom Ferry coach can do for you.   

Market Proof Marketing · Ep 378 - 3 Keys To The Spring MarketStory Time:$50 gift card prize for top IBS takeaways from All Access membersBeth shares insights from an Oscar winner that can apply to buildersJackie has an incredible customer service experience that included a lot of contentKevin did a webinar for the WHLG about Realtor relations with builders - and shares his favorite question from Q&AMarket Proof Marketing Academy Is Back - And Upgraded! (23:50):May 6 - 8th plus 8 weeks of ongoing education and additional opportunitiesIn The News (26:50): 3 Keys To The Spring Market from Builder Magazine (plus an in-depth discussion on the use of incentives)YouTube Mid-Roll Ads Improving Soon5 Trillion Reasons Google Searches Still MatterShould You Tell Your Prospects To Buy Before The Tariffs? (discussion about the article - not as much talk about the article)Things We Love - Things We Hate (50:15):Beth: Spring training!Jackie: Her ideal birthday presentKevin: If Apple made a 2nd monitor you can travel with (and it has a touch screen!)Like and subscribe on your favorite platform! The post Ep 378 - 3 Keys To The Spring Market appeared first on Online Sales and Marketing for Home Builders - DYC.

Send Us A MessageAre you ready to capitalize on the most profitable season in real estate? In this episode, Brian and Mark Mann break down why spring is the golden window for transactions and how unprepared agents often miss out on its full potential. Discover practical strategies to get your marketing, operations, and team aligned now - before the busy season leaves you scrambling and stressed.Standout Quote:  "Time for planning is done. We're out of the planning season... We're now in taking action and taking not just a little bit of action, but taking massive action because massive action begets massive results. And if you don't, you only have one person to look to for those excuses, and that's the person you stare at in the mirror every morning."What You Will Learn:Why spring historically delivers both higher transaction volume and better selling pricesHow to prepare your database and marketing to generate more qualified leadsThe importance of response time and automation during high-volume periodsPractical ways to leverage professionals in your network without overwhelming popular vendorsPricing strategies to generate multiple offers and reduce transaction stressThe opinions on this podcast are Mark and Brian's and not in any way a reflection of RE/MAX or anyone else in the industry.Social Media and Contact InformationWebsite: https://www.raisingrealestatestandards.comLink Tree:  https://linktr.ee/raisingrealestatestanda

In this show we discuss:-Tips on Competing in the Spring Market ft. Matt Bates-Buyers From Overseas: Pay Attention! ft. Ted Topouzis-Market Value vs Rebuild Value? Do You Have The Right Coverage? ft. John Lapointe-RIBlogger's Top 5 Early March 2025 Events & Things To Do In Rhode Island!

After years of sky-high home prices and intense competition, the tide may finally be turning for buyers. Housing inventory has hit a six-year high, with months of supply creeping closer to a true buyer's market in many cities. In this episode, we break down the latest data on home listings, price trends, and delisting rates—and explore why Florida is leading the way in increased supply while markets in the Northeast remain red hot. Are sellers losing their leverage? Will mortgage rates continue to be a roadblock? And what does all of this mean for homebuyers and investors this spring? Let's dive in. Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Channel for the best real estate investing education online! Become a member of the BiggerPockets community of real estate investors - https://www.biggerpockets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Secrets of the Spring Market: A Chef's Culinary Quest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-03-03-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El mercado resplandecía con vida en esa mañana de primavera.En: The market was glowing with life on that spring morning.Es: El aroma de pan recién horneado y especias exóticas llenaba el aire.En: The aroma of freshly baked bread and exotic spices filled the air.Es: Lucas, un chef apasionado por los ingredientes frescos, caminaba por el mercado con una lista en mano.En: Lucas, a chef passionate about fresh ingredients, walked through the market with a list in hand.Es: Su meta: encontrar los mejores productos para el menú estacional de su restaurante.En: His goal: to find the best products for his restaurant's seasonal menu.Es: El artículo reciente en el periódico había atraído a muchas personas.En: The recent article in the newspaper had attracted many people.Es: Los puestos estaban abarrotados y los mejores productos se agotaban rápidamente.En: The stalls were crowded, and the best products were quickly selling out.Es: Lucas se sentía ansioso.En: Lucas felt anxious.Es: Necesitaba impresionar a un prestigioso crítico culinario que venía a visitar.En: He needed to impress a prestigious culinary critic who was coming to visit.Es: Mientras navegaba entre las filas de frutas y verduras, Lucas reconoció a algunos vendedores.En: As he navigated through the rows of fruits and vegetables, Lucas recognized some vendors.Es: Decidido, se acercó a ellos para negociar.En: Determined, he approached them to negotiate.Es: "¿Tienes algo especial hoy?En: "Do you have anything special today?"Es: ", preguntó a uno de sus contactos.En: he asked one of his contacts.Es: "Escuché que hay un puesto escondido con buenas espinacas", le respondieron.En: "I heard there's a hidden stall with good spinach," they replied.Es: Lucas se dirigió allí.En: Lucas headed there.Es: A medida que se acercaba, vio a María, una chef conocida por su creatividad, alcanzar el último manojo de espárragos frescos que él también necesitaba.En: As he approached, he saw María, a chef known for her creativity, reaching for the last bunch of fresh asparagus that he also needed.Es: El corazón de Lucas latía rápido.En: Lucas' heart was beating fast.Es: Debía pensar rápido.En: He had to think quickly.Es: "María", llamó, intentando sonar relajado.En: "María," he called, trying to sound relaxed.Es: "¿Qué tal si hacemos un trato?En: "How about we make a deal?Es: Te daré una especia única que tengo si me das esos espárragos."En: I'll give you a unique spice I have if you give me those asparagus."Es: María lo miró, divertida.En: María looked at him, amused.Es: Consideró la oferta.En: She considered the offer.Es: "Está bien, Lucas", dijo finalmente.En: "Alright, Lucas," she finally said.Es: "Pero tienes que mostrarme cómo usas esa especia en tu próximo plato."En: "But you have to show me how you use that spice in your next dish."Es: El acuerdo se selló con un apretón de manos y una sonrisa.En: The deal was sealed with a handshake and a smile.Es: Lucas se sintió aliviado y, al mismo tiempo, comprendió algo importante.En: Lucas felt relieved and, at the same time, understood something important.Es: La comunidad y la colaboración eran esenciales en el mundo culinario.En: Community and collaboration were essential in the culinary world.Es: Con los espárragos en la mano y una nueva perspectiva, Lucas volvió al bullicio del mercado.En: With the asparagus in hand and a new perspective, Lucas returned to the bustle of the market.Es: No solo había conseguido los ingredientes que necesitaba, sino que también había ganado una aliada en María.En: He had not only gotten the ingredients he needed but also gained an ally in María.Es: El mercado seguía vibrante, lleno de colores y sonidos, y Lucas estaba listo para enfrentar el desafío de impresionar al crítico y deleitar a sus comensales.En: The market remained vibrant, full of colors and sounds, and Lucas was ready to face the challenge of impressing the critic and delighting his diners. Vocabulary Words:the market: el mercadoglowing: resplandecíathe aroma: el aromafreshly baked: recién horneadoexotic: exóticasthe goal: la metaseasonal: estacionalthe article: el artículocrowded: abarrotadosanxious: ansiosoprestigious: prestigiosoculinary: culinariothe vendors: los vendedoresnegotiate: negociarthe contact: el contactohidden: escondidothe stall: el puestothe spinach: las espinacasthe creativity: la creatividadthe bunch: el manojothe asparagus: los espárragosthe spice: la especiaamused: divertidathe offer: la ofertathe deal: el acuerdothe handshake: el apretón de manosthe community: la comunidadthe collaboration: la colaboraciónthe hustle and bustle: el bulliciothe challenge: el desafío

Spring 2025 is here! Not sure how that happened considering we are just coming out of double digit negative temps here in Minnesota. The market is heating up quickly. With multiple offers and rising demand, sellers have a huge opportunity—but preparation is key. In this week's episode, we dive into the strategies that can help you sell faster and for top dollar. Learn why staging matters, how to price your home correctly, and the biggest mistakes to avoid. Worried your home isn't ready? Don't stress—early conversations with a skilled agent can make all the difference. Plus, we'll discuss why choosing the right real estate professional is crucial in today's market. Whether you're a first-time seller or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with insights to help you make the most of this spring selling season. Let's dive in!

The truth of the matter is that the SPRING Market is HERE! And if you are planning on the SUMMER Market well, it's super short with your window of June and July. August can be squirrely with back to school chaos and the FALL Market is just September and October and now we're into the HOLIDAYS! So WHEN should you buy and sell?! And with this timeline WHY do most Agents only have one strategy?? Its because they believe all the headlines. We don't. What's the difference between our team? Gibson joins us on the show. We just said SPRING is here BUT spring is not here weather wise - we are talking how to prep for SELLING and how to prep for ENJOYING!Call or TEXT us with your questions for the show -214-310-0008!If you are looking for Todd's Book - LIVE FREE - The Art of the The Two Year Flip - grab it here: https://a.co/d/0ELTDeiGrab our BACKYARD ZONES Guide - Making the Most of Life in Your Back Yard! https://www.dallashomerealty.com/backyard-zones/

Lindsey Harn talks about her background and how she started her career in real estate. Lindsey discusses the importance of building strong partnerships and referral relationships. Next Lindsey talks about winning listings in a low inventory market and also handling tough client conversations. Lindsey also discusses the reality and challenges of being a top producer in real estate. Last, Lindsey discusses the importance of having a strong digital presence as an agent. If you'd prefer to watch this interview, click here to view on YouTube!  Get your seat to our February Seminar “Gear Up For the Spring Market” on February 25th for free using the promo code ‘Podcast' here. Lindsey Harn can be reached at 805.441.7744 and lindsey@lindseyharngroup.com. This episode is brought to you by Real Geeks and Courted.io.

Luke Jorwick talks about his background and early career in real estate. Luke discusses millennial homebuyers, their needs and agent adaptation to meet these needs. Luke also talks about client relationships, networking and the importance of building professional relationships. If you'd prefer to watch this interview, click here to view on YouTube!  Get your seat to our February Seminar “Gear Up For the Spring Market” on February 25th for free using the promo code ‘Podcast' here. Luke Jorwic can be reached at 630.247.9591 and ljorwic@jamesonsir.com. This episode is brought to you by Real Geeks and Courted.io.

Is the Spring market starting early? We take a look at some data and chat with Maia Rice about what she has seen in the Tacoma luxury market, and what her buyers are seeing in the market as they hunt for a new home.For more information on the Pierce County housing market, or more information in general, visit www.windermereabode.com!Follow Maia Liloc-Rice: Instagram

Jarred Talmadge talks about his background and journey with LinkedIn. Jarred discusses the power and benefits of using LinkedIn for real estate agents and how to build an effective LinkedIn profile and presence. Jarred also talks about leveraging LinkedIn for business growth and lead generation and shares strategies for creating engaging LinkedIn content. Please check out Jarred's book "The LinkedIn Real Estate Agent" here and check out his classes here. If you'd prefer to watch this interview, click here to view on YouTube!  Get your seat to our February Seminar “Gear Up For the Spring Market” on February 25th for free using the promo code ‘Podcast' here. Jarred Talmadge can be reached here. This episode is brought to you by Real Geeks and Courted.io.

Welcome to our monthly feature Unpopular Real Estate Opinions with Chris Linsell. In this episode, Chris and DJ discuss commissions and commission pressure in the real estate industry. Chris talks about the impact of the Clear Cooperation Policy on commissions and the potential exodus of low-performing real estate agents due to commission compression. Chris also discusses the opportunities for high-performing and mid-market real estate agents. Last, Chris talks about the increasing age of first-time homebuyers and the implications for real estate agents. Please check Chris' profile on LinkedIn. Get your seat to our February Seminar "Gear Up For the Spring Market" on February 25th for free using the promo code ‘Podcast' here. If you'd prefer to watch this interview, click here to view on YouTube!  This episode is brought to you by Real Geeks and Courted.io.

In this episode of MFTV, Tony Smith urges agents to prepare for the spring market by setting clear goals, studying market stats, and improving their skills to boost production. He advises staying focused, maintaining a strong mindset, and ramping up prospecting efforts to succeed during this crucial time. With over 50 years of experience in the Real Estate industry … Mike Ferry has seen it all, been through every cycle, and overcame every objection. Watch, listen, and learn from the Global Leader in Real Estate Sales Training. Are you tired of the winter chill? ... escape to the Sunshine State! Let us help you get your listings sold and grow your business! If you want to thrive in 2025, now is the time to sharpen your skills. Take charge of your career at the Action Workshop in Fort Lauderdale, Florida! This is your last chance to sign up! Register here https://www.mikeferry.com/event/action-workshop-fort-lauderdale/Blog: Mike Ferry Blog Website: The Mike Ferry OrganizationSocials: Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and TwitterStart your coaching journey: Here

Sharon McNamara & Melissa Wallace spring into action and discuss prepping your home for the market.    Podcast & Live Radio Show on WATD 95.9 The McNamara Horton Group Boston Connect Real Estate Sharon McNamara | Melissa Wallace Facebook Live Every Saturday Morning at 8AM @ facebook.com/McNamaraBrokerTeam Follow our team on Instagram @TheMcNamaraHortonGroup

On today's program, we talk with the President of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors about the upcoming spring market. We're also joined by the senior reporter from the Boston Business Journal, Greg Ryan to dissect the cities Mayors race. Tom O'Brien CEO of HYM investments talks about the business climate in Massachusetts. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management explains how to get the most out of your Social Security benefits. And finally, Josh Kraft candidate for mayor of Boston talks about his campaign.

The Spring Real Estate Market is the Best Time to Downsize. We have seven expert tips to get your home ready, and start your downsizing adventure.We Would Love to Hear Your Feedback!

Edmonton Real Estate Investing Deal Lab Saturday February 22nd 2025 Creative Hive, Edmonton, Alberta https://www.reimasters.ca/edmontondeallab Edmonton Real Estate Investing Deal Lab is back and better than ever! Join us for this in-depth interactive workshop where we're going to dive into a real life real estate deal and help you analyze and run the numbers!  Will it CASHFLOW? Is it a GOOD DEAL? You got to show up to find out! We're also introducing a brand new interactive investor experience... DEAL LAB GAMES!  Learn how to write an offer as you get immersed into a life-like offer scenario where the clock is ticking and everyone is fighting over the same deals. Will you get the deal? Or will you get a dud?   And what's a real estate investor workshop without some good ol' fashioned NETWORKING! Network with other action takers and build your community.   Interested in joining the REI Masters Mentorship Program? Head to www.reimasters.ca Or email us at info@reimasters.ca   Got a question you'd like answered on the show? Email us at info@reimorningshow.com   Hosts: Wayne and Gabby Hillier Edmonton Alberta Real Estate Investors Coaches at the Real Estate Investing Masters Mentorship Program

Hello my beautiful people I'm so thrilled to have Sharon St. Clair's Home Tips 2025 for all of you! Sharon St. Clair of Keller Williams wants to provide the public with important Home Tips to help prepare you for the Spring Market. Each month Sharon will share a Public Service Announcement.."WHEN YOU KNOW BETTER YOU DO BETTER." January is all about decluttering and organizing your home, deep cleaning and fixing the small repairs you've been putting off. Let Sharon help you during these winter months to prepare you for the selling market in the Spring. Find out more about the Marshall/St. Clair Group Concierge Service. https://www.thepittsburghhomeguide.com/ or call 724-503-0014 As Sharon always knows "Live Your Best Life!"

Featured on WGN Radio's Home Sweet Home Chicago on 11/30/24: Sarah Leonard of Legacy Properties, A Sarah Leonard Company, joins the show to talk about why waiting to buy or sell until the spring market may not be the best idea due to rising competition in the market. Sarah also discusses the importance of using […]

Shelly Farris joins host Mimi Schoneman to discuss a local housing market that seems to be in decline, but what do they think is going on? If you are browsing homes, Mimi and Shelly can tell you what to look for during the fall season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shelly Farris joins host Mimi Schoneman to discuss a local housing market that seems to be in decline, but what do they think is going on? If you are browsing homes, Mimi and Shelly can tell you what to look for during the fall season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode we've reached out to design colleagues from around the country to share with us trends they saw this year at the Spring High Point Market. They will be filling us in on the latest trends such as color, furniture, lighting, and what they saw that was new and exciting. We're excited to hear their insights and get a feel for where things are heading in the design world. Listen to today's episode here: https://spoti.fi/3I46Lve Watch today's episode on YouTube: https://bit.ly/InsideDesignYouTube KEY TAKEAWAYS 1.  Trends are shifting toward more organic and tactile elements with an emphasis on comfort, texture and warmth. 2. The color palette throughout High Point Market was earthy tones like terracotta, sage green and blues. 3. A focus on pleated and fabric shades on lighting.  SPONSOR This episode is sponsored by Thibaut Design. Established in 1886, they are the oldest continuously operating wallpaper company in the United States. Did you know Thibaut offers rugs now? Thibaut introduces Areas, a debut collection of custom cut-to-order area rugs featuring exclusive, in-house designs. This new category expansion showcases nine distinct styles, shipped to doorsteps in 10 days. You can even opt for hand serging as an upgrade! Thibaut Areas will be available through showroom locations and representatives by the end of May. To learn more, visit www.thibautdesign.com/areas/podcast. KANDRAC & KOLE BIO Voted one of “Atlanta's Top 20 Residential Interior Designers” by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Kandrac & Kole Interior Designs is an acclaimed design firm with two decades of experience serving residential and commercial clients. Their work has been featured in leading publications across the US. Since 2005, Joann and Kelly have built a respected partnership. They are renowned for their dynamic personalities, distinctive use of color, and unique custom designs. Frequently invited to share their insights at industry events and on design panels, they are recognized as diligent business operators who remain approachable and genuine, radiating constant positive energy. In 2018, they used their infectious energy to launch their podcast, “Inside Design with Kandrac & Kole.” This lively, weekly conversation, where Joann and Kelly share design and industry insights, became so popular that they introduced a series of bonus episodes, “The Inside Scoop with Joann and Kelly,” in 2024. Their dedication to the power of interior design also extends to their charity work throughout the U.S. and Guatemala. WEBSITE: https://www.kandrac-kole.com/ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! https://www.facebook.com/kandracandkole/ https://www.instagram.com/kandrackole/ https://twitter.com/KandracKole/ https://www.pinterest.com/kandrackole/