It isn’t hard to imagine a dystopian future for the real estate industry. In fact, people do it all the time. What would happen if real estate agents were replaced with the internet or if the internet went away or if the most expensive real estate on the planet became uninhabitable?
Source: Inman News
Will the real estate business become dystopian?
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