Technically Speaking
Stay on top of the constant stream of new digital tools on the market for brokers and agents. We’ve got you covered on everything from apps to CRMs in our monthly column dedicated to all things proptech.
We tested three AI tools commonly used by real estate agents: ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini.
Automation and consolidation could be a path for local governments to lower property taxes and address housing affordability.
Artificial intelligence tools have flooded the market in the last two years, but AI has its drawbacks, just like any newish technology.
The marriage between cryptocurrency and real estate is still in the honeymoon phase, and it remains unclear whether this is a union that will stand the test of time.
The metaverse is in virtual reality, but its existence can dramatically reshape the real estate industry.
A host of tools — some established and some in their infancy — are helping loan officers do their jobs better and faster.
Austin-based property technology company homebldr is launching a new service that claims to “revolutionize” the relationship between investors and real estate agents: homebldr.ai.
The change brought on by artificial intelligence — AI — has begun. Now it is changing the playing field for real estate agents, as well.
REAL Messenger, 1060 and Ri.la are the trending real estate apps to keep your eyes on in 2023. Here are their pros and cons.
A picture can say a thousand words, but did you know that your property images can do even more by using computer vision technology?
Analytics and data visualization have emerged as winning real estate strategies in a society where data is viewed as gold.
Do you ever wonder how super agents are able to generate so much business? Believe it or not, many of them are cold-calling, and they are able to do it en masse using power dialers.
With the advancement of tech-based real estate services, customers can easily estimate the value of their homes without involving a Realtor. The big question is, how accurate are they?
Success requires a solid reputation, and getting positive reviews is key to surviving in this business. So check out two review platforms: RateMyAgent and Testimonial Tree.
If you’re still using paper and pencil to register guests at your open houses, then it’s time to get on board with technology that will make your life easier.
Check out Freshdesk, an intuitive, omnichannel customer support platform which digitizes your customer engagement.