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Buyers are being picky — here’s how you can navigate it as a real estate agent

Housing Wire

Real estate agents need to brace themselves for a shift as we witness a market more reminiscent of previous pandemic years. The second avenue for expanding inventory is new construction. Real estate agents should keep an eye on new developments and leverage these opportunities to meet the evolving needs of their clients.

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How to write a lead-winning, memorable real estate agent bio (+ examples)

Housing Wire

As a real estate agent, you may think clients should care more about their next home than your life story. And while that may be true, well-crafted real estate agent bios can build trust and credibility and serve as a powerful tool in an agent’s marketing arsenal — giving prospective clients. So let your personality shine.

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8 ways to cultivate connections with builders and developers

Inman

Master the new construction niche, and grow your business by building relationships with builders and developers in your market.

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New Construction and Developments Heat Up in South Florida

Coldwell Banker

Even in the midst of the pandemic, Coldwell Banker agents continue to pivot and […]. The post New Construction and Developments Heat Up in South Florida appeared first on Coldwell Banker Blue Matter.

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Struggling To Find a Home To Buy? New Construction May Be an Option.

Keeping Current Matters

With so few homes available to buy right now, you might be considering building a new home as one of your options. Let’s compare the benefits of a newly built home versus moving into an existing one, and why working with a real estate agent throughout the process is mission-critical to your success no matter what you decide.

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7 Smart Ways To Lower the Cost of Buying a New-Construction Home

Realtor.com

Compare that with a preexisting home’s median price of $396,300 , and it’s clear that buying brand-new might set you back tens of thousands of dollars extra. But homebuyers should also know that they can lower the costs of new construction right when they make the purchase through some smart negotiation tactics.

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Buying New Construction Homes: What You Need to Know

Realty Biz

Buying a new construction home has its pros and cons. As the first owner, you'll enjoy the peace of mind of owning a brand-new property. New homes often require fewer repairs and updates since everything is up to date-and in good condition. Different types of new homes can be less expensive.