Fri.Sep 25, 2020

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Hybrid Event Mistakes Can Happen To The Best Of Us

Endless Events

?? The Best of the Best: Mistakes Happen: The Hybrid Event Mistakes You Want To Avoid! How It’s Done: Tomorrowland 2020: The Virtual Event of The Year? Virtual Engagement: More Engagement At Virtual Events With The Sketch Effect! ?Make sure that you’re up to date on this year’s Virtual Event Trends. Fortnite is the new Madison Square Garden?

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8 Best Lead Generation Strategies for Online Events [Guest Post]

Eventtia

It’s easy to think of the popularity of online events in isolation. As if their rise was due to something specific. Nothing’s farther from the truth.

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Home Prices Just. Keep. Climbing. National Median Now Up 14% from Last Year

Redfin

Pending sales rose 29%, and new listings jumped 6% from last year. Key housing market takeaways for 434 U.S. metro areas during the 4-week period ending September 20: The median home sale price increased 14% from 2019 to $319,978—the highest on record. The 14% year-over-year increase was the largest since August 2013. Since the four-week period ending July 5, home prices have increased 6.6%.

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10 Cute Homes For Sale Under the National Median Price of $328.4K

Redfin

When you think about a cute home, you might imagine a small and cozy cabin perched on the side of a river, or maybe you picture a modern condo with a quaint patio overlooking the city. We view cute homes as any home that’s cozy, quaint, and has plenty of character — whether large or small. Whatever your definition, we think “cute” homes are even better when they’re affordable. .

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COVID-19 Travel Consumer Sentiment Study

TravelBoom and sister agency, The Brandon Agency, release new consumer sentiment study on travel amidst the COVID-19 second wave

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New-Construction Home Listings Drop 4% in August, Reversing Course From July’s Rebound

Redfin

The new-homes market is recovering—with sales on the rise—but hurdles including a lumber shortage are still hampering builders. New listings of newly-built homes dropped 4.1% year over year to a seasonally-adjusted rate of 74,000 in August, reversing course after a 3.8% gain in July. Meanwhile, new listings of existing homes grew 5.2%. “There’s plenty of demand for new homes, but builders are facing a unique and costly set of hurdles as they attempt to satisfy that demand,” said Redfin chief eco