Sentences with phrase «rising numbers of agents»

● Rising numbers of agents are working for brokerages that allow them to negotiate lower commission rates, with no set minimum.

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When market research first rose to prominence in Canada in the 1980s, random digital dialing generated lists of numbers for call centre agents to try.

Instead of looking at the number of individuals using M - PESA, the researchers measured the rise in the number of service agents within 1 kilometer around each household — or «agent density» — during early rollout of the mobile - money services.

Early on, before the rise of e-books, I queried many agents and one of them even submitted A Faerie Fated Forever to a number of publishers.

Second, we wanted to respond to the rising number of websites which offer term comparisons and which tell the consumer that they don't need an agent.

Second, we wanted to respond to the rising number of websites which offer term comparisons and which tell the consumer that they don't need an agent.

With the rising competition in the insurance market, the competition among insurance agents to secure the maximum number of clients has also accelerated.

The number of businesses accepting virtual currencies is on the rise in Japan, with electronics retailer Bic Camera and travel agent H.I.S. recently joining their number.

Although rising prices in Toronto and Vancouver may be fuelling opportunities for a growing number of sales reps specializing in the luxury market, apparently not just anyone can be a Sotheby's agent.

Data suggests that a rising number of real estate agents are leveraging the power of social media to connect with their clients and expand their professional networks.

Furthermore, subagency is dead only because the industry found its self - interests served by shifting the potential liability of incompetent subagents to the rising number of buyer's agents.

If we divide the number of home listings simply from estate sales (12,250) by say, 3 % of REALTORS ® in Canada who may become CEAs, that works out to 3.75 listings per agent per month, again, rising by an estimated 5 % per year for the next 20 years.

But as the number of homes sold shifted downward in 2006, the number of real estate agents continued to rise.

Considering the number of agents trying to one up each other in a game of networks and figures, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to come up with ways on how to rise above your competition and make an impression to your prospects.