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Richmond, VA, the “River City,” has a rich history, charm, and vibrancy making it stand out. Whether you’re exploring the cobblestone streets of Shockoe Slip, shopping and dining in the Carytown neighborhood, or immersing yourself in the art scene of the Museum District, there’s something for everyone in Richmond. With a variety of neighborhoods to choose from, finding the perfect place to call home doesn’t have to be hard. If you’re looking to live in Richmond, the average rent is $1,495, while the median sale price is $399,496. To help you with your search, Redfin has collected a list of…

Some parents enjoy having their children accompany them to showings and involving them in the home-buying decision-making process. But is it worth the risk? One Utah-based real estate agent says no. Whether you’re refining your business model, mastering new technology, or finding a strategy to take advantage of the next market boom, Inman Connect New York prepares you to take a bold step. The next chapter is about to begin. Please join us. Join us and thousands of other real estate leaders from January 22-24, 2025. Homebuyers often think of buying a home as searching for a sanctuary, a place…

In a previous post, I expressed concern that the Fed was planning to move policy further away from a “level targeting” approach. One criticism of symmetric level targeting is that it may be politically unpopular to lower prices when inflation is above the central bank’s target path. A recent article in the Financial Times suggests that just the opposite may be true. Many large central banks have implicitly returned to setting monetary policy with reference to the Taylor rule model, where interest rates are fixed to how far the economy is from its inflation target and the degree of…

When you decided to become a teacher, no doubt it felt like exactly the right move. Somewhere along the way, though, things changed. After all, teachers experience burnout at an incredibly high rate—nearly 40% say they’re very often or always burned out, and 77% report high levels of stress. What’s more, 85% of teachers feel underpaid, while 4 in 10 say they don’t get the respect they deserve. It’s no surprise many teachers are ready to move on. So how do you go about finding companies that hire former teachers? Can Teachers Find Work Outside the Classroom? Absolutely! There are…

UniCredit SpA headquarters logo on Saturday, January 22, 2022 in Milan, Italy.Bloomberg | Getty ImagesItalian lender UniCredit on Monday proposed a takeover of domestic rival Banco BPM for about 10 billion euros ($10.5 billion), in a move separate from its pursuit of German bank Commerzbank.If completed, the transaction will bring together two of Italy’s largest financial institutions. UniCredit said in a statement early Monday that it would offer 6.657 euros per share. This represents a slight premium to Friday’s closing price of 6.644 euros.UniCredit said the all-share deal will allow the bank to “further strengthen its role as a leading…

At least once a year, one of my freshmen would ask me why everything we read in 9th grade English was so depressing. A quick look at our curriculum revealed they did have a point. Romeo and Juliet, Of Mice and Men, and short stories like “Lamb to the Slaughter” and “The Most Dangerous Game” all told tales of death and despair. While all are excellent, I began to wonder if I could find some different texts to add to the mix. It turns out, while scary short stories and dramatic short stories are easy to find, good funny short…

100% course relevance, 90+ course authors, and more Combat Stress, the UK’s leading charity supporting the mental health of veterans, has a rich history spanning over 100 years. Their work is life-changing, and their mission to provide specialized care to veterans serves to help former military members live full and meaningful lives. As the organization continues to expand its network of 150 charities and services, it must evolve its learning and development strategy from purely transactional to more impactful and collaborative solutions. Combat Stress needed a robust, scalable solution to manage both internal and external training needs, including onboarding, employee…

Ahead of a Nov. 26 final approval hearing on NAR’s proposed class action settlement, Justice Department lawyers narrowed down a provision that would require a written agreement between purchasers and agents before touring. Whether you’re refining your business model, mastering new technology, or finding a strategy to take advantage of the next market boom, Inman Connect New York prepares you to take a bold step. The next chapter is about to begin. Please join us. Join us and thousands of other real estate leaders from January 22-24, 2025. The Justice Department submitted a five-page statement of interest Sunday to Sitzer…

This article was shared here with permission from Mike Delprete of Inman Intel, Inman’s data and research division, providing deep insight and market intelligence into the business of residential real estate and proptech. Subscribe now. As 2024 draws to a close, it’s worth revisiting the portal wars in the United States. And little has changed. Why it matters: This is a case study that illustrates two important lessons. That’s because hype doesn’t equal reality, and some matches are simply unwinnable. A potential disruptor is CoStar, which has invested more than $1 billion in Homes.com to challenge the dominance of incumbent…

Lambert says here: “There is no such thing as civil society.” -Maggie Thatcher (Apocryphal) Samuel Bowles, Research Professor and Behavioral Sciences Program Director, Santa Fe Institute, Wendy Carlin, Scientific Council, Paris School of Economics (PSE), External Professor, Santa Fe Institute, Professor of Economics, University College London, Written by Sahana Subrahmanyam, Stanford I am a third-year student in a doctoral course in economics at university. Her research interests lie at the intersection of gender, development, and behavioral economics. Originally published on VoxEU. Commentary on the 2024 US election included the Democratic Party’s failure to connect with issues of community, place, family,…