• EveryONE Wins: Why Realty ONE Group Believes Its Success Is Just Getting Started

    Kuba Jewgieniew, Founder & CEO, Realty ONE Group
    Success is a familiar feeling for Kuba Jewgieniew and the team at Realty ONE Group.
    Since its founding in 2005, Realty ONE Group has turned heads with its rapid growth and distinctive lifestyle brand. The company has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing real estate brokerages in the nation seven years in a row by the Inc. Magazine 500 and 5000 lists. Its famous fee-based model ushered in its “UNbrokerage” nickname and attr
  • DON’T MISS: RISMedia CEO Goes Live for Newsmakers August 6

    Credit: PlanOmatic
    Are you a newsmaker, or do you know someone who is?
    On Monday, August 6 at 2 p.m. ET, RISMedia CEO John Featherston will dive into RISMedia’s Real Estate Newsmakers Class of 2019 nomination process, live on Facebook.com/RISMedia. Like the page to tune in!
    RISMedia’s Real Estate Newsmakers showcase is designed to recognize those individuals making headlines as a result of their newsworthy contributions to the residential and/or commercial real estate industries, and
  • Nancy Fennell: Staying True to the Vision

    Vitals: Dickson RealtyYears in Business: 45Size: 8 offices, 270 agentsRegions Served: Northern California and Northern Nevada2017 Sales Volume: $1,315,884,8342017 Transactions: 3,061No. 211 in sales volume in RISMedia’s 2018 Power Broker Reportwww.dicksonrealty.com
    After working in the corporate world for many years, Nancy Fennell obtained her real estate license in 1985 and hasn’t looked back. Today, as president of Dickson Realty, Fennell believes that homeownership is still one of
  • Building Momentum for Mortgage Rates

    There is a building momentum in mortgage rates, with the average 30-year, fixed rate up for the second straight week, according to Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey® (PMMS®). The average 30-year fixed increased to 4.6 percent, up from 4.54 percent the prior week. The average 15-year, fixed, meanwhile, rose to 4.08 percent, up from 4.02 percent, and the average five-year, Treasury-indexed hybrid adjustable rose to 3.93 percent, up from 3.87 percent.
    “The higher rate
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