Gypsum wallboard, concrete and cement costs go up
Share a screenshot of your mobile device's real estate toolbox in our comments section
There’s more to sealing the deal than a firm handshake
Change is an effort to reduce paper-based errors, demonstrate compliance and centralize documents
Survey: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community concerned about discrimination in real estate
Virtual reality headset maker acquires startup that's developing 'real-time 3-D scene reconstruction'
'Staggering' growth in smartphone use fueling trend
Step-by-step guide to successfully selling a home
The Dallas Morning News and Denton Record-Chronicle are latest to join Placester's publishing network
The difference between mobile-friendly and responsive design email
No consensus means no relief
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A financial calculator in a browser extension with value for both agents and buyers
Gil Fleitas says that technology has already irrevocably changed the real estate industry. "'Technology' is nothing more than a word to describe the inherent human quest and drive to adapt, grow, prosper, fix things, innovate, make a better world that addresses the problems of today."
