New York City-based Cherre, a startup that deploys artificial intelligence to pull real estate property data, has teamed up with Rental Beast, an all-in-one online rental listing service with a database of more than 8 million rentals nationwide.
Source: Inman News
Rental Beast listing database partners with AI platform
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