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The era of Artificial Intelligence experimentation in organized real estate (ORE) is quickly giving way to a new strategic reality. AI is no longer simply an emerging technology; it is becoming an operational expectation
MLSs are engaging T3 Sixty to introduce and pilot the Intelligence-Based Advocacy (IBA) program at the local level. Through targeted training and peer-to-peer programs, we provide the tools to understand the 'why' and execute the 'how'.
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The evolution of "blended" organizations, those unique entities where local REALTOR® associations and MLSs operate under a single roof, has reached a critical crossroads
This T3 Sixty ORE executive flash poll is designed to capture directional, executive-level insights from REALTOR® association and MLS leaders on several forward-looking topics.
A strategic plan isn’t the hard part. The hard part is getting to clarity in a noisy and quickly changing environment and then turning that clarity into action that leaders and stakeholders can follow, support and sustain in a meaningful way
The most important leadership lessons emerging from today’s real estate executives have surprisingly little to do with the market itself.
Watch the conversation as T3 Sixty’s Clint Skutchan explains the “beauty” of the MLS system and offers survival tips for organizations under pressure.
After a tumultuous year for NAR and the industry, membership in the nation's largest trade organization is headed for its first yearly drop in over a decade.
OneKey MLS is acquiring Mid-Hudson MLS, bringing its membership to nearly 50,000.
The Florida Association of Realtors and 16 brokerages are named in the seventh major antitrust case filed by home sellers since the Sitzer/Burnett verdict.
The National Association of Realtors is at risk of becoming irrelevant — or worse. T3 Sixty industry consultants offer their take on how it must reshape itself.
MLS PIN has agreed to pay $3 million and stop requiring sellers to offer buyer-broker compensation, a practice at the core of two other major lawsuits.