Inman’s news stories have found a new home.
The real estate media and events company will partner with AI-powered productivity platform Breezy to bring Inman’s newsfeed into the Breezy app and its 20,000 users.
The collaboration was announced during opening remarks at Blueprint’s annual event in Las Vegas, where Inman CEO Tom Bohn and Breezy founder and CEO James Harris shared the stage. In a separate media statement, the integration was described as a way to help agents stay informed on their industry with news that’s “mission-critical” to their businesses.
Tom Bohn
“Knowledge is one of the most valuable things a real estate professional can have. This partnership gives agents the ability to consume Inman’s daily news, market reports and trends, directly inside the Breezy app, which tens of thousands of agents use every single day,” Bohn said. “Breezy has built a daily workflow for real estate professionals, and bringing Inman into that environment gives agents another way to stay informed and understand the forces shaping their businesses to better serve their clients.”
The feed within Breezy’s app allows users to organize Inman’s newsfeed by category and topics of interest, including technology, teams, market and economy, listings, commissions, brokerage, marketing, mortgage, luxury, and MLS and associations.
When an Inman story is freely available, users read it inside Breezy. Inman Select stories remain behind Inman’s paywall, and Breezy directs those readers back to Inman to sign in or subscribe.
James Harris
The integration allows users to navigate from an Inman story to Breezy’s Live Market Read tool, where they can ask market-specific questions tied to the article’s subject. The tool cites Inman as the source and surfaces related Inman coverage next to its analysis, connecting national or industry developments to local metrics such as inventory movement, days on market, median list price and market lean.
“As an agent, I followed one main guiding principle throughout my career: stand out by being the most informed person around,” Harris said in the statement. “Breezy is obsessed with feeding agents data that will help them win deals. Inman has spent decades covering the people, companies, policies and market forces shaping residential real estate. Bringing that reporting into Breezy gives our users a stronger intelligence layer inside the product they already use every day.”
