Riley, a tech-oriented lead-qualification startup that had raised millions in funding, announced it was closing and returning what remains of its cash.
Riley, a tech-oriented lead-qualification startup that had raised millions in funding, announced it was closing and returning what remains of its cash.
Sales of new, single-family homes dropped 6.9 percent from December to January and were down 4.1 percent year-over-year, according to the Census Bureau.
Offerpad said it plans to be operating in more than 30 cities by the end of next year, compared to Opendoor’s goal of 50 markets nationwide in the same time frame.
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The San Francisco Bay Area could explode with new millionaires this year, as a number of the top Bay Area-based tech companies mull initial public offerings. But will this influx of new cash actually have an appreciable impact on the nation’s most expensive housing market?
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SmarterAgent, a mobile platform that allows agents and brokers to create websites and customized search apps, is suing HomeAway and Real Estate Webmasters for patent infringement, claiming the two companies are infringing on a patent related to location-aware search engines.