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Marian McPherson is a jack of all trades who's covered every part of the industry — from home design trends to macroeconomics — for Inman News since 2016.

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Frank Malpica replaces Alex Vidal as ERA Real Estate president

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By Marian McPherson Verified
| Inman News Verified
After three years at the helm, Alex Vidal is no longer at ERA Real Estate. A Compass International Holdings spokesperson declined to share any further details on Vidal’s exit. Taking his place is Frank Malpica, a 15-year ERA brokerage veteran who’s held positions at almost every level of the firm, from marketing and product development all the way to business development and franchise growth.
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Tennessee agents remember their patron saint, Dolly Parton

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By Marian McPherson Verified
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When music icon Dolly Parton died on Tuesday after a brief cancer battle, Nashville was quickly washed in a sea of hot pink and rhinestones, with buildings switching their lights to her iconic hue and residents breaking out their best Dolly-inspired outfits. Fans placed flowers outside of her Nashville residence and congregated around murals of the singer throughout the city.
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Home price growth sped up in June — but headwinds loom: Case-Shiller

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By Marian McPherson Verified
| Inman News Verified
Annual home price growth is accelerating, according to the latest S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Indices published Tuesday. Home prices grew 1.5 percent in June, up from 1.2 percent the previous month. Chicago (+6.9 percent), New York (+4.8 percent) and Cleveland (+4.1 percent) led the way in price gains for the 20 largest metros, while Seattle (-2.0 percent), Las Vegas (-1.9 percent) and Denver (-1.2 percent) logged the largest declines.
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