Every broker-owner will eventually face the same choice: Subscribe to a technology service to help manage the business or try building on your own. Source: click here
When describing her unique family situation onstage at ICNY, Stephanie Lanier explained, ”We really got into real estate for the flexibility and the financial income — remember why you’re doing it.” Source: click here
Whether you’re building a real estate app or the latest tool using artificial intelligence, the user experience (UX) should be at the top of your thoughts. Source: click here
Inman Connect New York is a week-long event bringing together more than 4,000 top-producing agents and brokers, CEOs of leading real estate franchises, MLS and association leaders, tech entrepreneurs and marketing executives, to network, make deals and explore the newest technology. It’s where the industry comes to learn about, embrace and leverage the change that […]
Data is often the lifeblood of technology in the real estate industry, sometimes confronting executives, agents and programmers with privacy-related ethical dilemmas. Source: click here
Using the popular Theta V camera, agents can now use immersive listing video in their banner advertising campaigns, the company announced. Source: click here
KW’s successful AI app Kelle was made with input from agents around the country, executives revealed at Inman Connect New York 2019. Source: click here
Miami real estate technology startup Richr has announced the launch of its first product — a home listing platform that allows sellers in South Florida to put their homes in the Miami multiple listing service for free through a one-year, no-fee listing agreement with one of Richr’s participating brokerages. Source: click here
ComeHome, a new home search portal from real estate predictive analytics firm HouseCanary, has deactivated all of its property listings as of Friday — essentially turning itself off — after multiple listing service executives told Inman they were surprised. Source: click here
Congressional leaders and President Donald Trump reached a deal on a continuing resolution Friday that will fund the government for three weeks. The deal ensures all government employees will receive their paychecks next week, including backpay missed during the more than month-long shutdown. Source: click here
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