The second annual iOi Pitch Battle is a contest in which aspiring real estate tech startups vie for $15K and the attention of venture capitalists.
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Day: <span>July 2, 2019</span>
Imagine this: You’ve just arrived in some exotic new city for vacation. You’re ready to sight-see or relax, and all you want to do is drop your things off at your Airbnb. But when you try to get in to your rental, you can’t. Maybe the key doesn’t work, or the lockbox won’t open. Maybe […]
Real estate investors need to think beyond the traditional cities — as home prices rise, people are turning toward smaller cities with strong job markets.
Who are the winners and losers in the homeownership market after the 2017 tax reform? A trio of studies find that the answer is: “It depends.”
Given agents’ intense desire to stay top-of-mind, many of us post holiday greetings for every little holiday — and without a lot of forethought. With all of this holiday outreach, we need to be sure our message is on point. Here’s a primer for agents on how to observe these holidays and connect with clients appropriately.
The lack of affordable housing is an issue that requires the work of the wider institutional and public community: Major corporations, nonprofits, small businesses, individuals and the government all must contribute time, energy and funds to solve this societal problem.
A restaurant owner has appealed against a $50 million hotel development and will be joined in her fight by a new anti-highrise group.
The post New anti-highrise group in Launceston to support restaurant owner’s fight against $50 million Gorge Hotel appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The council has a role to play in protecting Hobart’s unique cityscape. But it also has a responsibility to encourage the ongoing — appropriate — development of the city.
The post Council must encourage investment and be proactive with developers appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Your car might not fit around it, but don’t let a strangely placed tree get in the way of securing this property, aimed at developers, but also suited to bike riders and really (really) small car owners.
The post Brighton house has tree in front of garage appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A busy main road location did not dampen buyer interest in a Wantirna South property described as a “missing link” in the market by its agent. It sold $50,000 beyond reserve.
The post Wantirna South main road property: permit helps boost price $50,000 beyond reserve appeared first on realestate.com.au.