Big Brother is watching you — and your client
As smart home technology becomes more common, agents and clients are being thrown into settings where someone, somewhere, could secretly be observing them. Continue reading
As smart home technology becomes more common, agents and clients are being thrown into settings where someone, somewhere, could secretly be observing them. Continue reading
The most expensive home in Miami sold for $50 million this week, shattering records in the city. The home boasts more than 20,000 feet and views of the bay. Continue reading
The modest Queens, New York home in which President Donald Trump spent some of his earliest years is on the market again for $2.9 million. Continue reading
A subterranean house, built by Avon executive Girard Henderson in the 1970s, has recently returned to the market with an astonishing $18 million price tag. Continue reading
Sold.com, which officially launches today, describes itself as an “educational resource” and “recommendation engine” for homesellers. Continue reading
A new entry to the industry, My Digital Advertising helps agents target online home shoppers via keyword searches and digital ads. Continue reading
Artificial intelligence, floor plan stitching, virtual reality. When it comes to listing photography and other property visuals, the technology has never been more advanced. But where’s the line between improvement and misdirection? Continue reading
Computer vision and image tagging are making the home shopping experience more accessible and personalized, according to Dominik Pogorzelski, vice president of product for restb.ai. Continue reading
Using the popular Theta V camera, agents can now use immersive listing video in their banner advertising campaigns, the company announced. Continue reading
From parades to bustling farmer’s markets agents are taking advantage of weekly social events to cultivate relationships and heighten brand awareness. Continue reading