FCT, Remine launch PropertyFlow to consolidate ‘disjointed’ real estate data
PropertyFlow will allow Realtors to see on- and off-market properties in one place, while connecting in real time with potential buyers or sellers, FCT and Remine Inc. say in a news release.
How Realtors are using technology to deal with COVID-19
Many homeowners are reluctant to put their property on the market due to COVID-19 related safety measures. Real estate brokerages need to equip themselves with the right skill sets and digital tools to deal with the ever-changing challenges.
Great apps for real estate agents
Thanks to the apps I’ve used, I have been able to increase my production by 10 times if not more. Here are some of my favourites.
An Instagram Reels tutorial for real estate salespeople
Instagram came out with a new tool recently: reels. Watch this video to see how to use them to help grow your online audience.
Building a database during COVID-19
To help you double down, here are eight ways to build your database during COVID-19 and throughout the winter months.
Properly secures $100-million investment for expansion
Canadian real estate technology innovator Properly has secured an investment of $100 million to boost plans to grow the company in Canada.
Gauging the success of your social media
The pandemic has changed the way Realtors market themselves. The days of open houses and door knocking are behind us and while they may return in the future, your marketing machine has to work now.
Re/Max Integra partners with BrokerBay
Re/Max Integra recently partnered with BrokerBay, a front desk software/brokerage ecosystem provider. Alexander says some of Re/Max Integra’s brokerages were already using the software.
Real estate marketing budgets are inverse to ROI. Why?
Regardless of how marketing technology changes or makes connecting easier, the basic concept is the same: people do business with people in their network that they like and trust.
Condos sell virtually for $36 million
The sale of $36 million worth of pre-construction condos in Quebec over a two-day period at the height of the COVID pandemic sounds impressive. But perhaps equally notable is the fact that all the transactions took place virtually.