Proptech founders across the growth spectrum share their experiences of what goes into turning a technology passion into a functional company
'The sale of MoxiBalance aligns with our strategic transformation to provide innovative software solutions that adapt with the ever-changing needs of agents': MoxiWorks CEO Eric Elfman
ARKI, a company that leverages artificial intelligence to improve how construction, engineering and architectural systems collaborate, has announced its arrival in the United States
The organization said its latest class is developing AI-powered solutions for 'architects, engineers, single and multifamily owners, real estate brokers, agents and teams'
Founded by Kenya Burrell-VanWormer and Katherine Winston, the advisory group completed the formation of a mentorship team and raised $3M in its 1st year in operation, according to the report
Even before the commission crunch, real estate agents have struggled to make ends meet. Through brokerage partnerships, Upfront aims to ease access to credit for working agents
The tech accelerator was founded by 2018 Inman Person of the Year Kenya Burrell-VanWormer, chief growth officer at NEO, and Katherine Winston, founding member, marketing head at Plunk
Kenya Burrell-VanWormer of NEO and Plunk's Katherine Winston team up to provide mentorship, fractional executives and fundraising preparation for entrepreneurs from diverse demographics
The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation is spearheaded by consulting firm T3 Sixty
The $15 increase on subscriber fees will fund an expanded advertising budget, new tech development and increased costs associated with website security and mapping fees
She led the fight to oppose proposals by NAR to raise dues. So what's next for the firebrand?
A recent piece in Forbes suggested the multiple listing service is on its way out thanks to startups such as REX, but backers tell Inman they're not worried
Inman reporters are live on the ground this week for the 2018 Realtors Legislative Meetings and Trade Expo
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True leadership means asking questions and not going along to get along
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HAR and NAR have the same goals and serve the same members, we just disagree on dues