Real estate continues to see new models try to disrupt the industry’s more traditional framework. From “technology-first” brokerages to the iBuyer movement, movers and shakers dominate the news feeds. To prevail, you must win the consumer and technology races.
Source: Inman News
Can your brokerage be tech-savvy or customer-centric? The answer is both.
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