IBuyers and Power Buyers finished 2021 in a strong position, even amidst a low-inventory, competitive market that just wouldn’t quit, real estate tech company zavvie reported.
Source: Inman News
Q4 reveals strong growth for iBuyers, Power Buyers: zavvie
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