The game-like environment serves as the growing brokerage's campus — and eliminates the need for a brick and mortar operation
HomeServices of America executive chairman Ron Peltier urged real estate professionals to focus on the customer experience if they want to survive a changing industry
Gensler Co-Managing Principal Joseph Brancato shared how driverless cars will improve walkability and reclaim city space for people
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HomeLight brings to market the first product that allows sellers to trade in while maximizing home value
Charleston, South Carolina-based Preclose's GO app rethinks the way transaction coordinators go about collecting information and managing the process. Numerous updates are also roadmapped for 2020
At ICNY, experts shared the top tech trends agents need to know for the decade ahead
Elite Agent status will be awarded to the top 1% of the real estate professionals on HomeLight's platform
The new Cash Close product is meant to make consumers more nimble and competitive and is the latest turn in HomeLight's evolution as a transaction streamlining company
Virtual reality, better video, podcasts and agent analytics are helping some brokers bring in new business
Industry executives share the challenges of protecting data while pushing innovation during a panel discussion at ICNY 2020
'The vast majority of what we do will disappear into the regular tools agents use every day,' Compass CTO Joseph Sirosh said on stage at ICNY
Industry leaders debated Wednesday if agents should choose their tools or if a brokerage should step in
The result of a cold call from a Chime staffer to Curaytor's Chris Smith led to one of the industry's most robust web marketing and lead generation partnerships
During an ICNY panel, leaders from several startups revealed that consumers have little interest in closing on a home in 24 hours; instead, they want a frictionless transaction
The announcement even briefly brought Gary Keller back to the ICNY stage, albeit in video form
Multiple real estate industry leaders agreed Wednesday that the next decade will see agent ranks winnowed down