Called “real,” HomeJab’s new NFT marketplace allows brokerages and real estate-related companies to purchase exclusive images for marketing. This cuts down on brand confusion while providing greater financial incentives for photographers.
Source: Inman News
HomeJab launches NFT marketplace for real estate images
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