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Matterport trimmed losses in the months before CoStar purchase

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The company’s net loss was 36 percent less than in 2023, according to Matterport’s earnings from the quarter. Revenue rose 5 percent for the quarter. Continue reading →

Rocket hires first group CTO to accelerate AI development

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Qualcomm and Intel veteran Shawn Malhotra comes to Rocket from Thomson Reuters where, as head of engineering, he helped the global media giant develop a cloud-based, API-driven generative AI platform. Continue reading →

Rocket hires first group CTO to accelerate AI development

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Qualcomm and Intel veteran Shawn Malhotra comes to Rocket from Thomson Reuters where, as head of engineering, he helped the global media giant develop a cloud-based, API-driven generative AI platform. Continue reading →

Offerpad posts a decline in annual revenue, but improves Q1 losses

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The iBuyer lost $17.5 million between January and March, according to an earnings call Monday afternoon. However, that represents a 71 percent improvement compared to a year earlier. Continue reading →

Offerpad posts a decline in annual revenue, but improves Q1 losses

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The iBuyer lost $17.5 million between January and March, according to an earnings call Monday afternoon. However, that represents a 71 percent improvement compared to a year earlier. Continue reading →

Members of SFAR have a new AI productivity Sidekick

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Sidekick was developed by San Francisco-based boutique brokerage Avenue 8. It primarily uses a text interface to send commands to retrieve data, execute tasks and in many ways, function as a common, “visual” interface would. It’s now offered to members… Continue reading →

Redfin AI search assistant, Ask Redfin, launches nationwide

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Nearly two months after beta testing, Seattle-based brokerage Redfin has launched its artificial intelligence-powered home search assistant, Ask Redfin, nationwide. Homebuyers using Redfin’s Apple iOS app will automatically see Ask Redfin on a home’s l… Continue reading →

Supra One aims to evolve the way homes are shown

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Supra One is “all-new” and fully integrated with the company’s home showing system, a product that allows for simple online home tour scheduling, access details, collaboration features, ongoing showing insights, agent name and concise calendar manageme… Continue reading →

Beautiful minds wanted: Nominate Inman Innovators before the cutoff

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Now more than ever, real estate needs innovators like you. Nominations for the 27th annual Inman Innovator Awards close May 17. Don’t let the industry’s next great idea fall through the cracks. Continue reading →

Opendoor revenue dips and losses rise amid Q1 transaction slump

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Opendoor drew $1.2 billion in revenue between January and March, according to first-quarter earnings data released Thursday. The new numbers reflect a tough market, but also some hope for the iBuyer. Continue reading →