Prominent proptech company Lone Wolf Technologies used the stage at an industry conference to present a revamped product line set to roll out to real estate brokerages in phases starting in 2024, a Nov. 1 press release said.
Source: Inman News
In 2024, Lone Wolf customers to experience next-generation products
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