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echnology is driving innovation in the real estate industry, with companies constantly pushing boundaries and forging partnerships. Here are some of the latest developments:
Rayse expands its reach in the West through new partnerships with California Regional MLS (CRMLS) and IRES MLS in Colorado. These platforms will offer Rayse as a no-cost benefit to subscribers, allowing agents to demonstrate their value to clients by tracking the steps taken throughout the buying and selling process.
The Earnnest-Lone Wolf partnership takes a significant step forward with Earnnest adopting all of Lone Wolf's transaction management tools. This move enables electronic handling of earnest money and makes the transaction process more efficient and secure.
ATTOM launches ATTOM Nexus, a platform designed to make real estate data more accessible to agents. The platform allows clients to access property and neighborhood data easily, making it easier to build sophisticated solutions that combine multiple data sources.
The Houston Association of Realtors (HAR) introduces a new Facebook ads tool for agents, allowing them to create professional, compliant, and effective social media campaigns with ease.
Restb.ai gains two new partners: MetroList in Northern California and True Footage, a residential appraisal company operating in 29 states. Both companies will integrate Restb.ai's tools into their workflows to enhance the real estate experience.
BeachesMLS in South Florida partners with Payload to streamline real estate payments, allowing members to send and receive payments securely through the platform.
The San Francisco Association of Realtors (SFAR) teams up with Collov AI to offer its members AI-powered virtual staging through the MLS platform. This tool can transform empty rooms into photorealistic spaces in minutes, saving time and boosting listing appeal.
