The deal comes as real estate imagery and the ability to see properties virtually have become indispensable during the pandemic. Diakrit CEO Ken Brown hinted at more acquisitions in the future.
Source: Inman News
Real estate marketer Diakrit buys virtual tour company Virtuance
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