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Agents reap the spoils of new technology, not consumers

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In real estate, innovations in technology have ignored the consumer. Instead, agents get clever digital marketing tools and backend applications. Continue reading →

Agent and builder tech startups chosen for new MetaProp $1.5M funding round

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MetaProp, the New York City-based property technology (proptech) early stage venture capital firm and tech growth accelerator announced it’s investing $1.5 million in a number of real estate-related startups. Continue reading →

Empowering agents with technology – Why the CBx Technology Suite works

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CBx software breaks out of the noise because we ask two very critical questions every time. Continue reading →

What agents are loving about Apple’s latest upgrades

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It’s the first half of September, so you know that means Apple has a slate of new hardware and features to keep us itching for that next upgrade. Here’s what agents are saying about the new tech. Continue reading →

Don’t buy these beloved architectural icons now up for sale

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These beautiful homes are significant architectural gems, no doubt, but historic money pits nonetheless. They’re on the market, but be wary. Continue reading →

iBuyers react to Opendoor’s acquisition of Open Listings

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Inman asked iBuyers Knock, Offerpad and Felix Homes to offer thoughts on Opendoor’s acquisition of Open Listings, a deal that instantly raises the stakes. Continue reading →

‘It’s like buying a first-class ticket’: Opendoor’s acquisition of Open Listings met with mixed reaction

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News that Opendoor, the Arizona-based iBuyer, acquired discount brokerage Open Listings was met with concern and cautious optimism as some agents called the move a “wake up call.” Continue reading →

Keller Williams partnership aims to create an AI ‘factory’ for its Kelle virtual assistant

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The partnership with software company CognitiveScale will allow Keller Williams to speed its development of new “skills” for its agent-facing mobile assistant Kelle. Continue reading →

Tom Kamber: Bringing Tech to All Older Adults

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Tom Kamber, one of Next Avenue’s 2018 Influencers in Aging, projects so much exuberance and enthusiasm as he discusses his work as founder and executive director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS)/Senior Planet, that you believe he and his team… Continue reading →