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• WATCH: Change is good, are you prepared for it?
  Life is unpredictable, and things can change in a blink of an eye. What do you do when things change unexpectedly? Who do you turn to when you don't have a game plan? Billy Ekofo shares his heartfelt story onstage at Inman Connect New York.
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• See the ‘Ugliest House of the Year’ and its glorious renovation
  The "Ugliest House of the Year" award went to a property purchased as a run-down 1,700-square-foot Tudor-style home in Queens, New York, last fall.
  Teke Wiggin
• New York City issues subpoenas for over 20,000 Airbnb listings
  New York City regulators are demanding Airbnb hand over details of more than 20,000 apartment listings in a sweeping attempt to regulate short-term rentals.
  Veronika Bondarenko
• National Association of Realtors launches commercial tech accelerator
  The National Association of Realtors has launched a new technology accelerator program meant to jumpstart innovation that deals with commercial real estate.
  Jim Dalrymple II
• Molly Bloom: You don’t know high stakes like this
  Molly Bloom ran the largest underground poker game in Hollywood. Then the FBI came knocking. Now she’ll take center stage at the inaugural, Inman Connect Las Vegas, to run the table and tell Inman Connect attendees all. The first time Molly Bloom helped her then boss run an underground poker game, she went home with […]
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• NAR will require MLSs to deliver standardized data exchange feeds
  Agent and broker websites may soon get a boost from their local multiple listing service thanks to new industry data standards.
  Andrea V. Brambila
• ICNY19 Presentation Decks
  Take a deeper look into some of the sessions and presentations at this year’s Inman Connect New York.  Agent Connect  Top 10 Trends Agents Need to Know in a Shifting Market Katie Kossev and Joe Rand More Than Just Likes: A Blueprint for Your Social Media Spend in the New Market Marki Lemons-Ryhal CMO Connect  […]
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• 1 million StreetEasy accounts have been hacked
  Roughly a million StreetEasy accounts have been hacked and their information put up for sale on the dark web, the company confirmed Tuesday evening.
  Jim Dalrymple II
• Rent soars in Phoenix — and most of the Southwest: CoreLogic
  As single-family rental rates continue to grow, the Southwest is seeing huge increases, according data by CoreLogic released Tuesday.
  Veronika Bondarenko
• Why ‘there’s no such thing as bad publicity’ is wrong
  You know the phrase, “There's no such thing as bad publicity”? If you’re a firm beliver in it, you’re in for a surprise. In his weekly column, Jay Thompson explains why he immediately thinks: "What a load of bulls**t" every time he hears it.
  Jay Thompson