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My attempt to coin some terminology, add structure and provide clarity to the plethora of new real estate businesses
5 years after its initial launch, real estate technology company Homesnap has released a new, artificial intelligence-powered version of Homesnap Pro
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Incumbents are adapting to the disruption
The real estate industry threw some curveballs. Take Inman's real estate news quiz to demonstrate how strong your talking points and cocktail banter are this week.
The real estate technology company's newest product uses BrokerWolf's static back-office accounting data to help brokers make dynamic, business-driven decisions
The valuation startup plans to use the money to build out more technology
Elm Street Technology secured a round of funding from Aquiline Capital Partners, a New York- and London-based private equity firm, for the purpose of acquiring more companies and supporting the subsequent growth
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Proptech venture capital firm MetaProp NYC’s latest proptech confidence index reveals cautious optimism amongst investors, startups
The company launched last fall and allows people to easily move between properties it operates in 9 US cities
Deniz Kahramaner of San Francisco-based Atlasa pours through the data to determine whether a home with a brick foundation will stand up to a quake in the Bay Area
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What's not to like? This line of products are high quality, makes everyday life more convenient and is reasonably priced
The brokerage, which launched in 2015, tallied $10M in Series A funding last year
Kentucky Realtor Michaelle Warner has been posing in movie-themed ads since last year
Greater Southern MLS will use the California Regional Multiple Listing Service for tech and support services as it tries to build a statewide multiple listing service in Louisiana
When there are nanny cams watching, smart devices quietly recording and cookies tracking you all across the internet, what steps can you take to protect both you and your clients from the very real, and sometimes unknown, invasions of privacy? Here are five ways to limit unwanted attention.