The new platform is called SUCCESS Lending and will offer loans to consumers working with eXp Realty agents
CEO Max Simkoff says Doma provides a 'white label' closing solution to real estate agents that provides a better consumer experience
Deal will expand Updater's product offerings to help consumers with moves of all sizes
The company's virtual home shopping assistant and agent referral network are now available in more than a dozen Canadian markets
With its Theta line of compact, high-resolution cameras, Ricoh was one of the first major brands to introduce a product specifically for creating online real estate tours
The 2020 strategic investment by Aquiline Capital Partners continues to pay off for North Carolina-based software company Elm Street as it reaches deeper into Canada
Real estate giants ask court to toss the discount brokerage's lawsuit over optional MLS rule
The new automations should help Qualia users communicate more easily, and are also designed to protect against wire fraud
Real estate technology platform MoxiWorks adds marketing software Zip Your Flyer to its list of MoxiCloud partnerships
It's mobile responsive and 60% faster from document generation to execution, and the new version of Lone Wolf's Authentisign will roll out in phases across the United States this year
The lack of uniform terminology and information standards in listing data has long plagued those who advocate for technology adoption and greater transaction efficiency
The iBuyer has started buying and selling homes in the Indianapolis area as it eyes new markets in Kansas City, St. Louis and Columbus, Ohio
The partnership will give agents at Sibcy Cline Realtors the ability to present a variety of different selling options to their clients
Made Renovation, a bathroom renovation startup, is planning to expand into Los Angeles, Orange County and Seattle after securing new funding
Top priorities: Improve the loan origination process, hire more loan officers, and partner with builders and real estate agents
The startup’s app allows users to swipe right or left on relevant listings — right for the ones they like and left for the ones they don’t. Call it the Bumble of real estate