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With Giraffe360, virtual tours are no longer a reach: Tech Review

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Proptech columnist Craig Rowe reviews Giraffe360, a virtual tour creation and listing marketing solution for real estate agents. Continue reading →

Matterport pulled in $158M last year, up 16% despite $65.8M loss

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The company said it expects to grow total revenue 19 percent to 22 percent this year as it continues its expansion as an industry leader. Continue reading →

The homebuyer in 2021? Middle-aged, married and college educated

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Zillow Group’s 2021 Consumer Housing Trends Report breaks down what buyers looked like in 2021, what they wanted most and how that compared to previous years. Continue reading →

A simple way to get eyes on your listing during uncertain times

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Amid coronavirus fears, this tried-and-true piece of tech can help real estate agents continue showing homes while staying safe. Continue reading →

MagicPlan releases new version of its popular room-scanning app

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Version 8 of the app, which has 18 million downloads, uses 3D scanning to capture measurements and indicate doors and windows automatically. Continue reading →

GeoCV partners with Halstead for 3D home tour that will blow minds

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GeoCV has crafted a marketing package that blends 3D walkthroughs (of the sort popularized by Matterport) with 3D aerial models, providing one of the richest virtual experiences to hit the market. Continue reading →