Last Chance to Save $300 on ICSF Tickets!

We’re focusing on how agents and brokerages can all move Faster, Better, Together this July at Inman Connect San Francisco. Not got your ticket yet? Buy it here, and remember that Select members also get an extra $100 discount. Thinking of bringing your team? There are special onsite perks and discounts when you buy those tickets together too. Just contact us to find out more.

With only 6 weeks left to go, today is your last chance to save $300 on your Inman Connect San Francisco ticket, sure to be the real estate event of the year coming this July. This is a unique moment in real estate industry history, and never has it been more important to understand what it means and how to take advantage of these lasting and confusing changes. ICSF18 is where the industry comes to learn about, embrace and leverage the change that surrounds real estate. And we want you to be there!

Choose from hundreds of sessions across multiple tracks over 4 amazing days:

Real estate blockchain and cryptocurrency explained

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This July, more than 4,000 real estate leaders will come together from all over the world in over 250 sessions to talk about the trends in this rapidly transforming industry and give you actionable takeaways so you can make 2018 your best year yet.

Programming is shaping up to include some exciting business-changing sessions, the chance to network with thousands of professionals from all over the world, and a number of incredible speakers have been added. Including:

Matthew Luhn– Pixar, Former Animator
Becoming an Effective Leader as Told by Heroes from the Silver Screen

Shabnam Mogharabi– SoulPancake,CEO & Executive Producer
Building an Empire Out of Positivity

John Cary– Design for Good, Author
Architecture for Everyone

Doniece Sandoval– Lava Mae, Founder & CEO
Radical Hospitality

…And Many More!

SAVE NOW!

Get your ticket before prices go up on June 1st and join us as we focus on how agents and brokerages can all move Faster, Better, Together this July at Inman Connect San Francisco.

And don’t forget that tickets for our 2018 Innovator Bash are still available! Put on your fancy shoes and walk the red carpet at Inman’s Annual Innovator Bash, where the industry meets to celebrate the future of real estate and the visionaries leading the way.

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