The company bills its new Journey Creator tool as a way to craft automated marketing campaigns around consumers' important life events
The program will first go live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and should be live in as many as 8 markets by the end of the year
Until now, 3D tour technology had been dominated by dedicated imaging companies like GeoCV and Matterport, both of which charge more than Zillow’s free app
Robert Reffkin says Compass will expand into offering more post-transaction home services, on Bloomberg podcast
A pair of lawsuits allege that Compass lured away Zillow employees in order to obtain trade secrets
The home-sharing heavyweight will team up with New York City's RXR Realty to rent out spaces in commercial buildings
59% of respondents to a survey among members of the National Associaton of Realtors said clients were interested in energy efficiency and sustainable housing features
The question has prompted a debate — including in a recent Facebook post with hundreds of comments — over how to safely welcome strangers into a property
Officials hope new regulations will unleash investment in some of the country's most disadvantaged neighborhoods
The California-based brokerage scooped up Lenda and will use the acquisition to launch its own mortgage service
A new report shows that Hispanics had a homeownership rate of 47.1% in 2018, and that the demographic will play a growing role in the US housing market
Justice Department says a GE subsidiary misrepresented the quality of its loans and fraud controls it had in place
Softbank led the new round of funding, which will let the techie insurance provider expand its reach beyond the US
Real estate leaders at Inman Disconnect in Palm Springs returned again and again to the disruptive world of iBuying
Real estate leaders at Inman's Disconnect event agreed that lower-producing agents will likely drop out in the future
Keller Williams President Josh Team and Compass CEO Robert Reffkin are inspired by one of their biggest rivals
CEO Robert Reffkin said he wants his agents to have the best technology — and he's willing to buy it if necessary
The changes come as more indie brokerages are investing heavily in technology
Agents agree perceptions matter. But opinions vary on how much clients judge agents based on the vehicles they drive
Wall Street and venture capitalists are pouring fortunes into everything from real estate tech companies to single family rentals
