Apple's new $329 iPad
The tech company's latest mobile computer is geared toward schools, but agents may find lots to love
Google offshoot Waymo will launch driverless Uber competitor in Phoenix this year
Even after a fatal collision involving an Uber self-driving car, Waymo is moving forward with new driverless Jaguars, and an ambitious ride-sharing program
by Emma Hinchliffe Mar 27
Computers papers meeting office
JLL Spark was launched by publicly-traded JLL to leverage the innovative thinking of a "Silicon Valley startup" for the benefit of its global commercial real estate customer base
by Craig C. Rowe Mar 27
UrbanDigs strikes new deal to make its NYC listings easier to see
Data and analytics firm strikes syndication deal with the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), but has no plans to take on StreetEasy
by Andrea V. Brambila Mar 27
Keyzz lets you easily send gifts to clients for any life event or occasion
App was developed by third-generation agent to integrate client retention practices taught to him by father and grandfather
by Craig C. Rowe Mar 27
Broker Connect NY 18: Should I be investing in growth?
Good Life Group's Tom Simmons talks where, how and what
by Inman Mar 26
Broker Connect NY 18: Logos, love and loyalty
Mekanism CEO Jason Harris talks branding and advertising in real estate
by Inman Mar 26
Purplebricks secures $177 million investment, will launch in New York next week
Flat-fee brokerage will launch in New York April 3
by Emma Hinchliffe Mar 26
Anthony Hsieh, CEO of loanDepot
'We’re Uber-izing the homeowner space,' the founder says of his company's brand 'mello' and its new tech campus
by Emma Hinchliffe Mar 26
Does real estate’s leadership need a technology therapist? 
Opinion
Don’t succumb to the technology myopia that’s plaguing the industry's brokerage business leaders
by Sam DeBord Mar 26
House head and tech keys
Read all five parts of Inman's first-ever guide for real estate leaders on surviving disruption and thriving in the future, based on our industry survey
With a new campus, loanDepot tries to signal it's a player in tech
Irvine campus for loanDepot's brand mello emulates the workspaces of Silicon Valley giants, not a standard mortgage company
by Emma Hinchliffe Mar 23
Real estate leaders gear up for radical meeting in the desert
'We’re trading ballrooms, presentations and notebooks for hikes, spirited outdoor discussions and a manifesto for change'
by Caroline Feeney Mar 23
The history of expansion: How Airbnb is changing the global property market
Ten years ago, Brian Chesky and his flatmate Joe Gebbia could not afford the rent on their San Francisco apartment. To raise funds, they set up a website advertising their loft — complete with three air mattresses — to people looking for lodging.
by Elena Izyumova Mar 23
These new devices are helping Amazon's Alexa control your home
Opinion
Ecobee and Noon are two companies offering Alexa-controlled, easy-to-install smart lighting systems that learn movements and respond to a range of requests
by Craig C. Rowe Mar 22
E-signature giant DocuSign reportedly gearing up to go public
Software is frequently used in the facilitation of real estate transactions