This month Coldwell Banker announced its partnership with CNET to create a clear definition of a smart home to better help agents, sellers, buyers and owners understand this emerging home trend. But Coldwell Banker isn’t done with its journey to become the go-to real estate company for cutting-edge tech.
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On May 10, Coldwell Banker announced its partnership with CNET, one of the most popular and trusted technology news and reviews sites, to create a joint definition of the term “smart home.” Sean Blakenship, Coldwell Banker’s chief marketing officer, says the partnership came from a multitude of requests from agents about how to properly define a smart home to homebuyers and sellers.
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