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echnology is driving innovation in the real estate industry, with companies constantly developing new tools and partnerships. Here are some of the latest updates from key players.

    Markt introduces AI-powered support assistant

    Markt has partnered with Voiceflip to develop ARDI, an AI-driven assistant that streamlines support for MLSs and real estate associations. The tool will provide instant responses to inquiries about MLS systems, services, and industry-related topics, supporting over 25 languages across various platforms. ARDI aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency for real estate professionals seeking quick answers.

    The tool is still in development, but Markt General Manager Betsy Hanson notes that it will help lighten the load of administrative duties, improve service speed, lower operational costs, and enhance member interactions.

    Stellar MLS offers Rayse to showcase agent value

    Florida's largest MLS has partnered with Rayse, a platform providing data-driven insights for homebuyers and sellers. The tool includes features such as buyer presentations, closing reports, and client portals with offer comparisons. Stellar MLS aims to help its brokers keep clients informed throughout the process, highlighting their expertise and value.

    Rayse co-founder Christian Dwiggins notes that success in real estate now hinges on transparency and effective communication with consumers. The platform strengthens the agent-client bond, introducing a new level of clarity and engagement.

    Other tech news

    UtahRealEstate.com has added PropertyBoost from Inside Real Estate, allowing members to promote listings directly on Facebook and Instagram. CEO Brad Bjelke notes that PropertyBoost has been well-received since its launch.

    Docusign has partnered with RentSpree, offering tenant screening, payments, and rent estimate reports through their platform. RentSpree CEO Michael Lucarelli highlights the importance of collaborations in making agents' lives easier and more efficient.