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The AI Anywhere Real Estate uses to boost leads and listings

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But this doesn’t mean AI can do everything, cautions Rudy Wolfs, CTO at Anywhere Real Estate. AI to enable better listings According to Wolfs, Anywhere Real Estate’s Listing Concierge offering gives agents a highly intuitive toolset to promote listings.

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Yieldstreet to acquire real estate investment platform Cadre

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Alternative investment platform Yieldstreet announced today that it has agreed to acquire Cadre, an online real-estate-focused investment platform aimed at institutional and high net worth investors. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Real estate CIOs drive deals with data

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The residential real estate industry may not be perceived to be as digitally aggressive as Wall Street titans and multinational manufacturing conglomerates. Augmenting real estate relationships with data Keller Williams, another leading residential player, also kicked off its digital transformation roughly seven years ago.

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Real estate investing giant Fundrise breaks into venture capital

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Fundrise , a company that allows anyone to invest in real estate with a minimum investment of just $10, is making a splashy entry into the venture capital market with the goal of raising a new $1 billion growth equity fund to invest in late-stage tech startups, it announced today. Fundrise manages over $2.8 Fundrise manages over $2.8

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Singapore-based Climate Alpha analyzes the impact of climate change on real estate

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Founded by an expert on geography and globalization, Climate Alpha’s AI-based platform helps real estate owners and investors analyze the impact of climate change on their portfolios.

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Sumutasu secures $10M to digitize Japan’s real estate market

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Sumutasu , a Tokyo-based proptech startup that offers a direct online real estate purchase service, has secured $8.2 Takahiro Sumi (CEO) and Tomoya Ito (COO) co-founded Sumutasu four years ago to streamline the buying and selling of residential real estate. million in equity and $1.6 million in debt.

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South Africa’s Flow gets funding to automate social media advertising for real estate agencies

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South African startup Flow wants to change how real estate agencies, developers and agents interact with their end customers. With its APIs, Flow connects to the websites of estate agencies and property developers and automates advertising for them on social media channels like Instagram and Facebook.