Our annual reader survey issue celebrates the diversity of our audience and highlights the on-the-ground experience of agents and brokers.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 24 percent of readers are part of a team.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 31 percent of our readership wants more training in technology.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 37 percent of readers said the majority of their clients are millennials.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 41 percent of our readers are under the age of 55.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 47 percent of our readers made more money in 2019 than they did the previous year.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 56 of readers say their biggest challenge next year will generating enough high-quality leads.

Our Truth About Agents survey found that 64 percent of our agent readership is female.

We spoke with Boston real estate professionals about their experiences in the luxury market, and what it takes to excel with high-end

Read more from our Mortgage Lending Issue: Cover story: How mortgage lenders and agents collaborate to succeed Interest rate hikes add to Boston homebuyer costs Mortgage fraud grows as home prices and demand increase Lender sentiment slips amid growing

Read more from our New Construction issue Cover story: Marketing new construction What are homebuyers looking for in new construction homes? New construction lots shrink while homes grow Agent Snapshot: Eric Rollo, Realtor, William Raveis Real

Read more from our Tech Issue Cover story: Starting a tech revolution in real estate Smart home technology is the new standard Wire transfer fraud: What agents can do to prevent it The real estate sign: Now redesigned with

Read more from our Fair Housing Issue Cover story: The Fair Housing Act at 50 Analysis of mortgage denials reveals racial ‘continued disparities’ What might be threatening the Fair Housing Act? 5 tips for Realtors working with senior homeowners

Several long-term economic factors, including the explosion of student debt, are making homeownership a distant goal for most millennials. In a new Apartment List report, a renter survey that elicited responses from more than 11,000 millennials across the United States,