With Dealmachine, real estate investors hire people who are already out driving around to look for leads on investment properties
Opinion
The look, functionality and way we insure homes are apt to change — and so should our expectations
A number of top tech companies could go public in 2019, what does it mean for San Francisco's already pricey housing market?
Anow says it handles more than 50,000 appraisals a month. The company has pioneered a digital platform meant to speed the process up and better inform clients
The entrepreneur and motivational speaker said on a recent podcast that buying a home is a 'bad use of upfront capital' and says he plans to rent in the future
But apartments will cost from $700,000 to $11 million
The forthcoming app will allow homebuyers to search for, and connect with agents in their area. Users pay nothing, agents pay $30 a month
Opinion
If you're a tech company trying to catch the eyes of Inman's tech-forward, deal-savvy audience, you'll want to take note
NYC is escalating battle with the short-term rental platform
Ride-hailing apps and car-sharing companies added 5.7 billion driving miles to city streets in 2017, analysis finds
Opinion
Disruptors like Compass and Redfin are invading the real estate industry, but traditional brokerages can fight back
Agent safety needs to be a top priority for the real estate industry, and these tech tools help make it one
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
In wake of scandals at the ride-sharing company he founded, tech entrepreneur Travis Kalanick launches Fund 10100. And real estate's on his radar.
Wall-mounted drop boxes with touch-screen access panels are popping up in big cities