Remine, a real estate data and analytics company known for its ability to predict which homes are “likely to sell,” has raised $30 million.
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Day: <span>February 12, 2019</span>
Ellie Mae, founded in 1997, processes 35 percent of all mortgage applications in the U.S., according to Banking Tech.
From planning engagements to creating supper clubs, Jena Turner, owner of Found Realty, and Mable Ivory, associate broker with Engel & Völkers, join moderator Katie Kossev onstage at Inman Connect New York to talk about how to make customer service white-glove for every single client.
Victoria’s love affair with Tasmania is deepening, with seven Apple Isle places making our top 20 most searched interstate destinations on realestate.com.au, including a new number one.
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It might be a month until St Patrick’s Day, but get your Guinness ready to slap on the counter – you can now buy a house with its own Irish pub.
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New realestate.com.au data reveals a particular market of interstate home buyers is keeping watch over a wide range of SA suburbs. Find out where they are looking for listings.
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HomeLight is launching a new tool called Simple Sale, available first as a website and later as a mobile app for agents, that acts as a kind or clearing house for various iBuyers.
Carolyn and Paul Zweben, of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, want their full commissions — every time. They sat down with Joe Rand onstage at Inman Connect New York to discuss defending their paycheck and shared their top tactics for overcoming commission objections.
The Gold Coast’s world-renowned beaches, laid-back lifestyle and affordable housing are luring interstate residents.
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Housing affordability fell in the fourth quarter, according to the National Association of Realtors’ Housing Affordability Index, released on Tuesday.