The acquisition comes on the heels of CREG's acquisition of Offrs.com in July
Lovell Minnick Partners also recently purchased Attom Data Solutions, indicating its growing appetite for real estate firms
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The 'iBuyer Map' from Mike DelPrete and Remine closely tracks home purchases by Opendoor, Zillow Offers and Offerpad
Integration between SkySlope and Lone Wolf's zipForm Plus — a transaction management solution offered to NAR members — will cease on Sept. 1
Morgan Carey is looking to do big things in Europe after being selected for a unique economic development program by Canada's government. An international MLS is already in the works
Everything in the future will have a virtual reality, data-rich digital twin, says Matterport's CEO RJ Pittman. That will become a new tech platform that will spawn off a revolutionary commercial world
Dave Eisenberg, Founder of Zigg Capital talks about what the rise of real estate technology means for the industry
The backers of Better.com, a startup that digitizes the mortgage process, include Citi, Goldman Sachs, Ally Financial and American Express Ventures
The iBuyer for the Seattle-based tech company is the first to take on tri-county market, as it eyes an expansion of its buy parameters
At ICLV, executives from Reali, Redefy and Pre Open House talked about how they're leveraging technology to make the real estate process easier for consumers
The number of Generation Z consumers who took out a mortgage grew by 112 percent, according to a TransUnion study
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FlyHomes expands from providing buyers with cash-purchasing power into offering a price guarantee to sellers
TPI Cloud Hosting alleges KW agreed to pay $1.8M to develop a consumer-facing app, but never paid, then used the technology to build its app in-house