Real estate portals benefit tremendously from network effects, which is the key factor that gives them unprecedented market power and an impregnable moat to repel competition. Let’s take a look at international portal leadership across three markets and explore the challenges of competing with a leading portal.
Source: Inman News
‘Millions More Buyers’: What’s a real estate portal’s competitive advantage?
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