At Inman Luxury Connect in Las Vegas, executives from Pacaso and Avenue 8 discussed the changing models in luxury real estate sales, agreeing that customer experience remains key — despite buyers’ changing goals.
Source: Inman News
Pacaso, Avenue 8 discuss how luxury brokerages are changing
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