IBuyers, new financing options, tech-forward brokerages and transaction automation have captured the imaginations of investors
Everyone involved in a real estate transaction is on the hook to create a better, more convenient closing process, one industry leader argued Friday during an ICLV panel
In a wide-ranging interview Barton discusses the company’s latest adjustments to its Zestimate tool, Zillow Offers, and why he believes agents will never be cut out
At Inman Connect Las Vegas, Kelman discussed Redfin’s products and future and why he's excited about Redfin Now, the company’s iBuying service
Investors are coming around to real estate startups and companies that focus on property-oriented technology
Half of the experts surveyed by Zillow believe a recession is coming. But only 12% believe it will be due to housing
Agents who want to take social media seriously should remember they only have a split second to engage
'Our billion is going into technology; we’re not buying marketshare': Keller Williams President
Glenn Sanford said that in 2006, he brought 184 people into his profit-sharing group at Keller Williams. The next year, he received a check for only $6,000
Redfin Direct, Homeward and Brix Real Estate are among those honored at Inman Connect Las Vegas
Back At You Media and Realistiq combine to offer automated social media and digital marketing with back-office oversight under the banner Back At You
The business models of the two iBuyers have more in common than one might think, an interview at Inman Connect Las Vegas revealed
The company is known for its rapid rollout of new features. After recently launching in-app Facebook campaigns, it has announced a lead-engaging chatbot will be available in fall
Dallas-based multiple listing service North Texas Real Estate Information Systems is upgrading to Remine Pro
Describing Zillow as 'Godzilla,' Kelman also said Redfin's iBuying program will never grow to 50% of the market
Barton opened up about Zillow's 'expansion' into Zillow Homes, his goal for the Zestimate and why he wants his company to be a home marketplace