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Zillow’s SkyTour uses complex 3D tech to simplify home search

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Zillow Skytour has been released and relies on an obscure 3D capture technology called Gaussian splatting to offer navigable aerial home views. Continue reading →

Realtor.com’s FlyAround offers a bird’s-eye view of the market

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FlyAround is an update to Realtor.com listings, in partnership with TopHap and Google Maps, that provides low-altitude satellite views. Continue reading →

The Land Report, Land id profile nation’s 100 largest landholdings

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Land data and marketing solution Land id, reviewed by Inman in 2024, worked with Land Report editors to highlight the holdings of Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates and Ted Turner. Continue reading →

Land id rolls out Land id Pro with real estate professionals in mind

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The company is reshuffling its product line in a bid to distinguish between tools that can assist with research on listings and larger-scale efforts that depend on Land id’s mapping technology. Continue reading →

After Helene, your next CMA better include climate risk

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Realtor.com’s newest feature is made possible through an integration with a third party data visualization company called TopHap. The application delivers socioeconomic and environmental insights through a dynamic map interface. Continue reading →

Land tells a story. Sell it with Land id: Tech Review

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The web and mobile application offers users exceptionally in-depth information on the one global resource that can no longer be produced — land. Continue reading →