It’s not the only publicly traded real estate brand to face headwinds in the market in January, but it is leading the pack
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The intent behind Doorsey is to make the deal more transparent, to put it all up on the table so the entire open market can see what they're competing for
Mortgage lenders can instantly pull income and employment information tailored to meet specific needs within the loan origination process
Andreessen Horowitz partner Angela Strange to join San Francisco-based startup's board of directors
The real estate tech company has invested more than $1 million in the last year in an effort to better translate users' needs into retention goals and future product enhancements
WorkClout participated in famed Silicon Valley startup accelerator Y Combinator and does work on digitizing analog processes
After launching in Washington and Texas, Tomo has expanded into Florida, Connecticut and Colorado
Whereas 3D tours and video content were considered "nice-to-have" add-ons for sellers, the accessibility of hardware like the Theta X and its ilk, along with easier to use mobile software, have made such marketing tactics borderline commonplace
Many real estate agents find it intimidating to launch a social media presence, but the rewards are worthwhile
Generation X is smaller than the cohorts that came both before and after. But the group is also in its prime earning and homebuying years now, meaning it's a force to be reckoned with
Clelia Peters was joined by Orchard Chief Executive Officer Court Cunningham and Pacaso CEO Austin Allison to discuss the future of PropTech during Connect Now on Tuesday
Generation Z includes people now in their 20s and teens. They're young, but beginning to buy houses and poised to become a major force in the near future.
Shares in major publicly traded real estate companies — including Compass, Opendoor, Offerpad and Zillow — dropped sharply before rebounding in wild Monday trading.
Renting is becoming a more popular option for long-term lifestyles every day, which means apartment providers are going to continue to compete for tenants, especially as they seek long-term living arrangements, making their leases all the more valuable
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The software was built in response to the often redundant and very tedious task of creating offers, a process made even worse in fast-paced markets, like Bend, OR, where the company's founders reside