In an interview with Zillow’s Rich Barton, Brad Inman said he found 3D home tours difficult to navigate. The market availability of them suggest they’ve never been easier and are only getting better. Continue reading
With a number of photography and virtual showing experiences, TruPlace is showing it can compete with the top of the market. It only needs to enter more markets to gain a strong hold in the industry. Continue reading
The fax machine is finally put to rest. With the onset of e-closing platforms and RON, the real estate sales cycle is 100 percent online, mobile and in the cloud. Here’s a quick list of vendors for each phase of the deal. Continue reading
The award-winning image editing and marketing company has grown rapidly by editing others’ work. Its new immersive tour product can be created with minimal imagery using affordable cameras and published in 24 hours. Continue reading
Self-containment and social distancing have made in-person home tours challenging. These top tech picks and tips can help you wait out the unexpected pandemic. Continue reading
Vancouver, British Columbia-based RESAAS Services, Inc. and Australian image enhancement company BoxBrownie announced a partnership Wednesday that will offer photography editing and visual marketing assets to 475,000 subscribers. Continue reading
Vancouver, British Columbia-based RESAAS Services, Inc. and Australian image enhancement company BoxBrownie announced a partnership Wednesday that will offer photography editing and visual marketing assets to 475,000 subscribers. Continue reading
From smart-home products to performance apps, here’s a short list of what I hope to find in my stocking on Christmas morning and a few players who deserve a lump of coal. Continue reading
PhotoPerfect makes some strong claims about its image quality; however, with so many other easy ways to edit and improve listing imagery, the claims simply aren’t justified. But it does have some features worth considering. Continue reading
The 3D imaging company’s business staffers will likely be ‘looking for new opportunities,’ its CEO said, while software engineers are headed to Occipital in Moscow. Continue reading