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The open house is dead. Long live the open house. By Stefanos Chen Crowding a stranger’s apartment on a lazy Sunday — the sport of so many New Yorkers looking to buy, rent or gawk — may never be the ...
The real estate sector is constantly evolving, and one technology has emerged as a true game changer: virtual reality (VR). With its captivating and immersive experiences, VR has captured the ...
On Wednesday, real estate tech company Zigzy launched beta testing of Townify, a solution that enables real estate agents to host virtual open houses, which has become a necessity in a time when we ...
Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. Technology has long been changing how people live and how trade and commerce works. Of the many industries in the ...
For house hunters who began their search before the pandemic began, their existing contracts mostly have continued onto closing, reports realtor Jake Callahan with Ferguson Dechert Real Estate. “New ...
The pandemic, as well as a surge in Millennial and Gen Z home buying, is fueling demand for virtual property tours. I’ve done virtual keynotes for many real estate conferences in the past year and one ...
In a world filled with news about seemingly endless types of emerging technology, virtual-reality, or VR, tech has become a tool that many businesses are leveraging. The value of the VR industry has ...
As in every industry, digital marketing has become increasingly important in real estate. Being in real estate requires you to be extremely competitive if you want to be successful, so you always have ...
Darin Auyong’s company, 3D Showcase Hawaii, specializes in three-dimensional virtual tours of properties which allows potential buyers to have an immersive online tour of a property without physically ...
Technology has long been changing how people live and how trade and commerce works. Of the many industries in the U.S., however, the real estate market remains backward. On the other hand, as mobile ...