As the real estate market continues its frenzied pace, real estate companies are quickening their race to create the industry’s best end-to-end digital transaction experience for agents and consumers. Although the pieces are still coming together, Keller Williams President Marc King said the goal is eventually to make purchasing a home as easy as ordering a pizza.
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