Amid a highly competitive market in the first half of 2021, iBuyers began making more competitive offers while expanding the range of homes they were willing to purchase
Knock has announced it will offer Home Swap in Chicago in addition to offering a $5,000 on-time closing promise
Total commission revenue in 2021 could ultimately top $100B for the first time ever, according to a new report from Knock
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The latest partnerships — including with 7 Keller Williams franchises — brings Knock Home Swap's total to 215 brokerages and 90,000 agents across 10 states
At Inman Connect on Wednesday, Knock CEO Sean Black predicted the transaction process would be as simple as booking a short-term rental
With every sight-unseen offer, iBuyer sale, Knock Home Swap and contingency-free contract that graces a seller's inbox, one more cornerstone gets chiseled away from the foundation of the traditional sale
Seattle based-company operates brokerage, mortgage and closing subsidiaries involved in $2.6B in home sales
Ahead of Inman Connect next week, Knock CEO Sean Black dished on the tech trends he expects to accelerate this year
Nearly three-quarters of pandemic homebuyers moved to a new area, and most were millennials or Gen Z-ers, according to a recent study by Knock
The company, which offers an iBuying platform, says that 60,000 real estate sales professionals now use its technology
The 'Home Swap' provider is aiming to boost headcount by 5X this year, with an eye toward expanding into 100 markets by 2023
The founders of two cash-offer companies — Ribbon's Shaival Shah and Homeward's Tim Heyl — discussed how they are working to 'empower' agents at Connect Now
'A consumer can qualify for the Home Swap from their mobile device and then confidently shop for the home they want with their own agent by their side and in the app,' said Knock CEO and co-founder Sean Black