As the market for proptech nears $100 billion, executives at companies like Contactually and Trackxi are grappling with a paradox: As supply grows, demand from brokerages and agents is narrowing.
Source: Inman News
The uphill battle to cash in on tech: ‘Agents don’t know what they want’
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