Category: technology
Freed from iBuying, Zillow wants more from its mortgage arm in 2023
To outside analysts, it appears Zillow got out of iBuying just in time. Now the company is looking ahead to a post-downturn world. Here are the biggest challenges Zillow will face in 2023.
This is what real estate tech actually needs to do
At Inman Connect New York on Tuesday, Joe Skousen and Grier Allen discussed how technology leaders should look for ways to simplify agents’ lives, enhancing their productivity and eliminating mundane tasks.
Blockchain Home Registry is on a mission to return home data to the people: Tech Review
Blockchain Home Registry, built by the team behind Torri Homes, aims to offer consumers incentives for supplying real estate data.
Blockchain Technology: Overhyped or Underused? Here’s What You Should Know.
Will blockchain once and for all prove not very useful in the enterprise?
Kelman: ‘I probably should have closed the iBuying business earlier’
Redfin’s CEO told the “AP” he wishes he’d closed RedfinNow earlier than during the market correction taking place, calling the business model too risky and expensive.
Writer’s block? Break it, with computer-vision backed ListAssist: Tech Review
ListAssist is an ideal solution for real estate marketing teams tasked with cranking out original copy day after day, the creatively drained agent and the tech-savvy team that wants to further automate business tasks they find tedious.
BoxBrownie’s new photography app to give agents a happy new year
BoxBrownie is adept at championing and building its products around the often unrealized imaging capabilities of today’s mobile phones. SnapSnapSnap is no different.
We asked a bot to write about real estate in 2022. This is the result
We asked the buzzy new AI tool ChatGPT to write a report for Inman on iBuyers, technology and tips for agents going into the new year. Turns out, the bot might have a bright future in real estate.
Reputation matters: Rent’s software improves landlords’ online presence
Reputation’s software will be the foundation of RentRep, a unified interface to give users the ability to oversee and empower social media management, listing marketing and online reviews.