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Unfortunately, crime affects everyone, even real estate agents and brokers. Although many agencies now require two real estate agents to work together for open houses and showings, there are times when these professionals work alone. Because of ongoing risks, a number of companies have devised innovative technologies that enhance the safety and security of agents and brokers. Staying Safe …
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Little by little, states are making it legal for marijuana to be used for medicinal and recreational purposes. Interestingly, this has had an impact on not only people and businesses but also the real estate industry. A prime example is that commercial real estate tech startups are using green zones to map compliant marijuana properties. The goal is to track areas used to grow medical mari…
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Every once in a while, an amazing mobile app comes along that helps brokers be more effective. Designed specifically for real estate brokers in New York City, Falkon is revolutionizing the research and discovery process for properties. With this mobile-first app, data pertaining to virtually every freestanding property are available. This tool has enhanced the way that brokers research and canvass properties while on the move. …
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While the yearly Realtors Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo focuses heavily on political issues, the annual May Realtor Magazine is more interested how technological advancements affect the real estate world. In particular, real estate professionals have the opportunity to gain insight about free and affordable technology tools that can easily be integrated into their business. Helpful…
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10MinRealty (TMR) is a smart mobile device app for consumers and real estate agents that can be downloaded in the Google Play Store and the App Store. With this innovative application, a connection is made in real-time between a potential homebuyer and a qualified real estate agent. As an example, perhaps you want to purchase a home, and while driving around a particular neighborhood, you …
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More than any other time in history, a commercial real estate tech marketing plan is essential. With an abundance of marketing strategies, creating an effective plan can be challenging, whether working alone, with a handful of people, or a full team of professionals. Unfortunately, many commercial real estate tech companies end up with too many ideas, and, as a result, the focus on the ultimate goal gets lost.Important ConsiderationTo ensure …
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With Blockchain, which is somewhat similar to Bitcoin, and other virtual currencies powered by the Blockchain technology, there is a real possibility of eliminating the need for trusted third parties when facilitating transactions by using smart contracts. These contracts make it possible to automatically verify and enforce real estate contracts without having any human involved. As a result, the need for real estate agents, inspectors, title insurance providers, and lenders is greatly reduce…
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After much anticipation, the first Hudson Yards building has opened for business. As the largest private real estate development in the country, this is a significant milestone. With reporters from Forbes on hand donned in bright yellow vests and hard hats, Hudson Yards was toured. Spread over 28 acres, the development is being constructed in one of the last undeveloped areas of Manhattan. …
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Austin, Texas-based CRE Tech, Inc., creator of the TheAnalyst Pro, an analysis application for real estate investments and leases, has launched a new Commercial Property Tour & Rating tool. It’s the largest addition to TheAnalyst PRO to-date and, according to founder and CEO Todd Kuhlmann, the only tool on the market to create a detailed analytical tour recap report instantly, on site. TheAnalyst PRO Launches First-of-Kind CRE Tour and Rating Tool CRE Tech, Inc.
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This year, a number of interesting surveys have surfaced, but one in particular is getting a significant amount of attention. This particular survey suggests that the housing market could be impacted due to pessimism surrounding the presidential election. No matter which presidential candidate is being discussed, Donald Trump or Hilary Clinton, both employment and economic policies could have a major impact on the health of the real estate market. In fact, over the next four years, mortgage …
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