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Better’s ‘One Day Mortgage’ product lifts off

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New products and agent partnerships could help Better make the transition from a company known primarily for refinancing to a lender that serves homebuyers. Continue reading →

HouseCanary revives ComeHome as product for mortgage lenders

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About nine months after real estate tech firm HouseCanary turned off its public-facing real estate portal, the company is back with a new search product meant to help banks capture more lending business. Continue reading →

Zillow’s Zestimate now uses photos when valuing homes

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The update relies on AI neural networks that can judge things like finishes and curb appeal. Continue reading →

Nextdoor will now tell you how much your home is worth

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Your Home, as the company is calling the new feature, is meant to be a landing space on Nextdoor’s website and app that shows users how much their home might be worth and how much they might earn if they sold it. In essence, Nextdoor is now providing u… Continue reading →

About face: new Zillow competitor removes all listings

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ComeHome, a new home search portal from real estate predictive analytics firm HouseCanary, has deactivated all of its property listings as of Friday — essentially turning itself off — after multiple listing service executives told Inman they were surpr… Continue reading →

HouseCanary launches portal, raising questions over listing data

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HouseCanary has launched a new listing portal, though it has left some multiple listing services confused about how their data landed on the site. Continue reading →