With the implosion of Zillow Offers in October, all eyes will be on Opendoor and Offerpad as they duke it out for marketshare in 2022. Here are the biggest challenges Offerpad faces next year
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The recent collapse of Zillow Offers sent shockwaves around the real estate industry. What does it mean for the future?
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Rascoff: iBuying will survive without Zillow, but companies that 'take the friction out of transactions' need a new name for their services
What does the demise of Zillow Offers mean for investment and innovation in real estate? Tune in to find out
Experts envision the company pivoting to the comparatively easier business of working with buyers after the failed experiment of scooping up homes from sellers
At Inman Connect Las Vegas, Knock revealed a new slogan, 'In agents we trust'
Technology themes at Connect were dominated by a new wave of mortgage providers changing the way buyers enter homebuying, brokers' mixed agreement on how to deliver technology to agents and how iBuying is opening new ways to advise clients
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Knock CEO Sean Black talked Brad Inman through the vision and what agents need to know
In case they're not getting the message, Knock's booth at Inman Connect Las Vegas sported a banner that read, 'In Agents We Trust'