Fallout looms following Amazon's decision to pull out of Long Island City. 'We drove out the largest company in the world because of socialism,' one agent scoffed
The San Francisco-based startup unveiled new digital HELOC and HELOAN products for banks and lenders, aiming to reduce the time it takes for consumers to squeeze their properties for cash
With Simple Sale, coming in March 2019, listing agents can estimate, request and compare multiple all-cash offers side-by-side for their seller clients
It’s the marriage of a tenured home inspection company and technology that will allow buyers and agents to use numbers for a clear negotiation of repair issues
The mega reviews website still maintains the reviews but makes them harder for consumers to discover, while traditional brokerages have fully public Yelp reviews
Coldwell Banker exec says everything from smart locks to thermostats add value to a home — and will soon be essential
The online home design platform and furniture market was last valued at $4B
Allowing renters to pay for space by the minute, the platform claims it can net hosts over $2,000 a month
Sean Black predicts his company and similar rivals will gain rapid market share because they offer consistency and certainty that's akin to Starbucks coffee
The image tagging technology could also help make brokerage websites accessible to blind individuals, according to Dominik Pogorzelski
Leaders from Realogy, Compass, Keller Williams, Nextdoor and more are gathered in Times Square from Jan. 28-Feb. 1 to discuss real estate's present and future
The skateboarder acts as a spokesperson for the flat-fee California real estate brokerage, but other agents aren't amused
One of the iBuyer's backers says it will transform the 'outdated' real estate industry
The competition pitted data scientists against one another to improve the online home valuation tool
The online brokerage's iBuyer program first began making offers in the L.A. metro area in late 2018
The majority of homeowners forget about this important appliance until it's too late, warns Scott Schnurr, the CEO of Chicago-based DRF Trusted Property Solutions
