T3 Sixty - 2026 Announcements
Live competition at Edge: The Tech and Data Forum showcases proptech companies solving real problems across the entire real estate lifecycle — from getting found to closing to running the business
A coalition of 14 housing and real estate partners has launched the Let America Build campaign to raise consumer awareness of supply and affordability issues.
The residential real estate industry's most closely followed forecast returns for its 22nd year. Every year, the Swanepoel Trends Report clarifies for forward-thinking real estate leaders, brokers and agents what’s around the corner.
The 2027 AE Leadership Academy, a program designed exclusively for Realtor® association staff and executives who want to grow and develop progressive associations in the rapidly changing real estate world, has opened for registration.
Six promotions and new executive deepen the company’s bench across brokerage, mortgage banking, organized real estate, talent and technology
In 2015 the National Association of Realtors hired Stefan Swanepoel to do something trade groups almost never do: write down, in plain language, every serious way their own industry could fail. He found fifty.
T3 Sixty has introduced T3 ANCHOR (AI Navigation, Compliance, Human Oversight, Roadmap), a structured advisory program that prepares brokerage leaders to move from scattered AI experiments to a structured roadmap.
“There are new tools, systems and business models that are going to pressurize the historical way that we’ve done business. And we don’t think that’s going away.”
"I don’t know that it necessarily means savings for the consumer," Jack Miller, president and CEO of T3 Sixty, an Austin, Texas-based residential real estate consulting and research firm, said of the industry’s adoption of AI.
New event from T3 Sixty invites early-stage proptech companies to present to real estate's leading technology buyers and investors
GBBR CEO John sits down with Jack Miller, President & CEO of T3 Sixty, for a wide-ranging, no-holds-barred conversation about where the real estate industry is headed and what associations, brokerages and agents need to do right now to survive and thrive.
T3 Sixty’s rankings highlight widening performance gaps among leading brokerages
As Women’s History Month prompts reflection on leadership and progress, the 2026 Swanepoel Power 200 highlights top female executives driving industry transformation
Leadership influence within residential real estate is not always easy to define.
In this episode, Jack Miller, CEO of T3 Sixty and one of the most respected strategic advisors to brokerage executives in the industry.
2026 Real Estate Almanac from T3 Sixty reveals first drop below key symbolic thresholds
The 2026 Real Estate Almanac has identified a group of powerful and influential leaders beyond the residential real estate industry
Recognized by Marquis Who’s Who as a Top Executive for his distinguished leadership in shaping research-driven strategy across residential real estate, Stefan J. Swanepoel has spent more than four decades influencing how industry leaders interpret change.
The Swanepoel Power 200 list reveals the leaders reshaping the industry. Five executives are making their debut in the SP 200 top 10, including NAR CEO Nykia Wright.
Five new leaders enter the top 10 as consolidation, platform strategy and listing control redefine real estate’s power structure
Consolidation, capital and control over listings fueled big changes in the annual SP 200. But one thing didn’t change: Robert Reffkin’s grip on the top spot.
The brokers are already scared to death of additional lawsuits, so it’s not great from a business certainty perspective,” said Jack Miller, President of T3 Sixty.
Marquis Who's Who Honors Stefan Swanepoel for Distinguished Leadership in Shaping Research-Driven Strategy Across Residential Real Estate
"It's hard to take out the king," Jack Miller, the president and CEO of T3 Sixty. "Whatever the challenge of the week is for Zillow, I still think they're such a powerful player."
The American residential real estate industry is vast, worth trillions, employing millions and shaping the daily lives of families nationwide. Yet for decades, it lacked something fundamental: reliable clarity. Into that void stepped Stefan Swanepoel.