J Kuper launched Brokerage Engine for his own company but has since signed on more than 45 clients from brokerages across all brands.
Source: Inman News
How a Sotheby’s broker used Realogy’s open API to build his own tech
Published in api, Brokerage Engine, J Kuper, open architecture, realogy, Select, Sotheby's International and Technology
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