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Have suggestions for products that you'd like to see reviewed by our real estate technology expert? Email Craig Rowe. Cherre is a data-driven brokerage management and marketing solution. Platforms: Browser; iOS companion app Ideal for: Larger, tech-savvy real estate offices; boutique, urban brokerages; New York City-based real estate companies. Top selling points Proprietary data aggregation ...
The digital age has changed the way real estate agents attract new business. No longer is a sleek, mobile-friendly website tied to a powerful CRM a nice-to-have. These are now essential components of a modern agent’s arsenal, and the key to attracting and converting leads. Matt Barba recognized this early in his real estate agent career. After searching for standout tech and finding only lacklus...
How HouseCanary Is Giving Agents a Competitive Edge Editor's Note: The following is the cover story in the December issue of RISMedia's real estate magazine. It's no secret: The value of the real estate agent is under attack. With a slew of disruptors determined to diminish their role in the real estate transaction, it's become incumbent upon agents to bolster their value propo...
In our latest real estate tech entrepreneur interview, we’re speaking with Eric Eckardt, the CEO of Purplebricks in the US. Without further ado… What do you do? As U.S. CEO, I’m responsible for Purplebricks’ U.S. market growth, penetration and profitability. I am tasked with preserving Purplebricks’ core principles and culture of excellent customer service, value for money, transparency ...
Arie Barendrecht CEO WiredScore. Company Founded. 2013 Company Headquarters. New York, New York Website: www.wiredscore.com Company employees approximately 11-50. WiredScore is the organization behind Wired Certification, the internationally recognized digital connectivity rating system for commercial real estate that helps landlords design and promote their buildings' great digital connectiv...
The Durst Organization is suing Amazon after a lease imploded in 2014 and isn't shy about talking about the details. Durst representatives and court documents from the ongoing suit, reveal that the company spent $1.6 million tailoring New York office space to the tech giant's specifications only for the company to walk away from the deal, which was worth $20 million, according to the New...
A luxurious new way to fly has touched down courtesy of Emirates. Last month, the Dubai-based airline unveiled brand new cabins for its Boeing 777 fleet, and they’re truly in another class. The First Class private suites are fully enclosed and offer up to 40 square feet of personal space, with floor to ceiling sliding doors, reclining “zero-gravity” seats, virtual HD windows, a pull-out dini...
Microsoft is planning a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the company's Redmond campus. Here's what the land looked like throughout the past 100 years:
Nov 30, 2017• Nov 22, 2017• Nov 20, 2017• Nov 13, 2017• The Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation celebrated the 95th anniversary of the specialized high school by honoring three Titans of Tech at its annual gala at Pier 60 at Chelsea Piers in New York City. Gayle King, co-host of CBS this Morning and editor at large of O magazine; actor and comedian Tracy Morgan and Debra Lee, chairman ad CEO o...
You can say that Dave Liniger rode the 100% commission business model into the industry like a wild-eyed desperado, turning real estate forever into an agent town. You can say that Gary Keller’s intellectual contributions (“The Millionaire Real Estate Agent“ is our industry’s Great Book) have been at least as impressive as the growth of his franchise. You can say that Realogy’s Richar...