The 2025 Inman AI Awards honor companies and individuals leveraging artificial intelligence to revolutionize the real estate industry
The vertical integration 'will reduce the stress of moving, deliver increased convenience, and save renters time and money'
The honorees in 5 categories highlight groundbreaking artificial intelligence-fueled products, services, platforms and the professionals maximizing their businesses with these solutions
Heavily supported by AI, the end-to-end multifamily housing operating system rests on Realm-X, designed to flatten and integrate daily activities for institutional apartment owners
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Understanding technology adoption and service integration, Brandon Dobell of Brown Gibbons Lang & Company writes, will, in turn, unlock operational efficiencies and value creation
Realm-X uses AI to assist users with a number of critical business tasks, including those primary to any property manager’s to-do list involving leasing, maintenance and accounting
Three months after Ring founder Jamie Siminoff became CEO, Latch will be reborn as Door.com, in part to leverage its acquisition of Honest Day's Work, according to an announcement on Tuesday
Rather than being replaced by artificial intelligence, the agent of the future will have fewer rote tasks to perform, Cat Allday, AppFolio's vice president of AI and product operations, tells Intel
Rapidly growing Latch, which will soon be led by Ring founder Jamie Siminoff, tapped AppFolio's wide-ranging property management software to streamline its enterprise access systems
74% of respondents to a National Apartment Association survey said HR, staffing and recruitment issues were one of their top 3 challenges this year
The governmental agency alleged that the company failed to properly verify the accuracy of tenant criminal and eviction history before including such information in reports
AppFolio, which provides cloud-based property management software, saw its shares grow by 44.3% in May. The growth came as property managers adapted to work-at-home orders
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Done properly — with solid systems, vendors and technology — property management can be a steady stream of income and fresh clients, even in a shifting market
Just because one market is hot right now doesn't mean it will be in six months