Zillow’s AI wants to help you find the dream home you didn’t know you wanted

Zillow’s AI Wants to Help You Find the Dream Home You Didn’t Know You Wanted In the era of artificial intelligence (AI), it seems like almost every aspect of our lives is being transformed by this technology. From healthcare to transportation, AI is revolutionizing our world, and the real estate industry is no exception. Zillow,… Continue reading Zillow’s AI wants to help you find the dream home you didn’t know you wanted

Real estate markets scramble following cyberattack on listings provider

On March 13th, 2021, the real estate market was suddenly thrown into chaos due to a massive cyberattack on a third-party listing provider. The provider, which stores property information for more than 5 million residential and commercial real estate listings across the United States, had its entire system taken offline. The attack has prevented brokers,… Continue reading Real estate markets scramble following cyberattack on listings provider

Redfin is laying off more workers as housing downturn persists

As the housing market continues to be greatly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, one of the nation’s largest real estate technology firms, Redfin, is dealing with the fallout. The Seattle-based technology firm, which is best known for its real estate search capabilities and other services offered to clients, has recently announced additional layoffs as the… Continue reading Redfin is laying off more workers as housing downturn persists

Fifth Wall, focused on real estate tech and managing $3.2B, looks to eat up even more of its market

In a world where technology and digital transformation are crucial to staying ahead in the real estate market, Fifth Wall is turning heads. Fifth Wall is a venture firm that invests in real estate technology companies and has raised $3.2 billion in order to become a major player in the market. The company, based in… Continue reading Fifth Wall, focused on real estate tech and managing $3.2B, looks to eat up even more of its market

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