Under the Radar: Offerpad Agent Hiring Comes to Light
While tech and innovation have become fixtures in real estate, the lifeblood of any brokerage and transaction has always been ...
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What’s Next for Large-Scale iBuying Companies?
Regardless of how you feel about iBuyers, they've shown that the business model has legs in residential real estate. That ...
iBuyers Beat Projections but Earnings Reports are a Mixed Bag for Opendoor and Offerpad
Two of iBuying’s most prominent players, Opendoor and Offerpad, exceeded expectations by reporting impressive revenue growth in their respective earnings ...
Where Is iBuying Headed?
Is iBuying here to stay? Over the past two years, that's been a popular question as industry pundits debated the ...
Post-Zillow, Offerpad Posts Strong Q3 Results On Strength of ‘Ground Game’
After the demise of Zillow’s iBuying service, real estate observers were anxious to hear from other players in the industry, ...
iBuyer Offerpad Debuts as Publicly Traded Company Following Merger With Acquisition Company
iBuyer Offerpad debuted as a publicly traded company this week after completing a deal with special purpose acquisition company Supernova ...
Real Estate Consumerism Is Changing—The Industry Must Respond
Real estate has historically been regarded as a complex and challenging industry for many consumers. In the past, people had ...
How the On-Demand Consumer Has Changed the Real Estate Industry
Over the last decade, homebuyers have become more tech-savvy, beginning with a simple shift of traditional in-store shopping and REALTOR® ...
Making the Next Play: With Instant Offers, Zillow to Begin Buying and Selling
Zillow announced on Thursday it is becoming a buyer and seller through its Instant Offers platform, beginning in Las Vegas ...
Prepping for the Future of Real Estate
It seems like the real estate industry has been "ripe for disruption" for decades, although it's hard to recall a ...
Crucial Seller Questions You Wouldn’t Have Heard Just a Few Years Ago
As opposed to even recently when sellers would let their agent handle most everything, now many want to be more involved. Read more.
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