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Most real estate agents are commission-based and incentivized to focus on the big sales. That results in inefficiencies for lower class home buyers, who may have to wait longer to view properties and receive less guidance on paperwork. A Miami-based startup called Home61 has been working on a solution for this category of buyers and renters, which it refers to as the “other 80%.” Home 61 is bu...
New York has 13 days to finish crafting the perfect plan to land Amazon’s second headquarters—and beat out more than 100 other cities that have indicated interest. Across the five boroughs developers and civic leaders worked frantically in late September to turn in over two dozen site proposals in 23 neighborhoods for consideration. Now, a coalition of city and state agencies are working behin...
InsideMaps Video Walkthroughs make listings stand out and engage large audiences. Redwood City, CA-- (ReleaseWire)-- 10/03/2017--InsideMaps, a leading provider of 3D Tours and floor plans for real estate, is announcing InsideMaps Video Walkthroughs. InsideMaps Video Walkthroughs are fast, stable, perfectly lit and under $100. They give home buyers a quick sense of the home’s features and lay...
A Miami real estate startup is on the move, with plans to bring its tech-enabled brokerages to new cities next year. In buying his own condo several years ago, Home61 CEO Olivier Grinda found the experience stressful and unnecessarily complicated, and as a serial entrepreneur, he thought there had to be a better way. With Home61, which now operates in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, technology en...
Why do you choose certain technology over others? If you're like most agents and brokers, you look for tech that expands your business, increases profits and boosts efficiency, but that checklist might be too long to fulfill right away. Instead, choose tech that kills it in one thing: simplifying your business processes by doing your work for you. Do this, and the rest will fall into place. W...
Last month, Amazon launched a national sweepstakes tied to an announcement that it would be investing in a second headquarters (HQ2) in North America. The competition will be fierce, if the Seattle base is any indication of HQ2's potential success. The winning city will be welcoming billions of dollars in direct investments to the local economy, billions to public transport and tens of thousa...
Private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners has purchased a majority stake in online real estate marketplace Ten-X, it said Wednesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Ten-X, previously called Auction.com, maintains dual headquarters in San Mateo and Irvine. It had raised about $142 million in three rounds of funding, according to CrunchBase. Its marketplace offers both commercial real estate ...
The smart speaker market — think the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple’s upcoming Homepod — has exploded into becoming the next tech battleground, and real estate brokers and agents might want to pay attention … InmanInman
This app aims to be the Uber of rental brokers By Lois Weiss View author archive email the author follow on twitter Get author RSS feed Name(required) Email(required) Comment(required) October 3, 2017 | 10:26pm Modal Trigger Shutterstock MORE FROM: Lois Weiss Scotland-based liquor company relocates to Flatiron District GameChanger Media is heading to Wall Street Real estate investment firm moves ...
While the Great Recession did a lot of harm to the US real estate market, start ups in the sector are finally making a come back. Real estate technology companies are finally getting some major attention from venture capitalists, according to data from PitchBook. After a near dry-spell from 2009 to 2012, investors are starting to show faith that real estate tech is a worthy investment. At least...