STR-focused reAlpha acquires AI development firm
ReAlpha, buoyed largely by the ongoing proliferation of AI in proptech, has acquired a 25-person AI development firm, Naamche, in a cash and equity deal. Continue reading
ReAlpha, buoyed largely by the ongoing proliferation of AI in proptech, has acquired a 25-person AI development firm, Naamche, in a cash and equity deal. Continue reading
Fannie Mae is rapidly adopting computer vision to speed and improve appraisals, and Restb.ai is poised to power the space. Continue reading
Direct mail marketing company Addressable has abruptly gone out of business, according to a website message at its domain, addressablemail.com. Continue reading
Multifamily expert and brand-new Inman contributor Andy Larson offers insights and strategies for the all-important lease-up period. Continue reading
Compass’ chief real estate strategist is speaking this week at the brokerage’s annual RETREAT on “The Future of the Industry and Client Representation.” In a recent conversation with Inman, he shared insights and predictions. Continue reading
ListAssist and BoxBrownie, as well as Sensor Global and Openn, are attending NXT under the umbrella of NAR Reach Australia-New Zealand, a technology-focused industry advocacy organization and product accelerator. Continue reading
Throughout the week, RETREAT attendees will learn how to develop new business tactics, wield technology more efficiently and stay afloat as guidance around commissions changes in 2024. Continue reading
Now is the time when connections serve as the bridge to the future. Inman Connect is more than a name; it’s a call to action. It’s an opportunity to collaborate beyond individual brands, connect ideas, forge partnerships, and navigate the transformativ… Continue reading
Join Phil Stringer and take a deep dive into how AI is reshaping the industry and how you can implement helpful tools into your business for 2024 and beyond. Continue reading
Cost-cutting helped the mortgage lending giant rack up its second consecutive profitable quarter, but at $61.45 billion, mortgage originations for the year to date are down 46 percent from a year ago. Continue reading