Real Estate Technology
Altamonte Springs, California, recently became the first U.S. city to implement artificial intelligence for site plan reviews, and the initiative has caught the attention of Dallas leaders looking for ways to improve the permitting process in the Development Services Department. It took Development Services Director Andrew Espinoza over a year to clear a permit backlog…
Read MoreSaturday is sacred for most Dallasites. After a long work week, this priceless winddown time makes for some of the most precious moments we have. However, for homeowners, the weekends are not always so restful. With the incredible amount of upkeep required for our modern residences, downtime can turn disastrous with the hectic demands of…
Read MoreThis year was a wild ride for the real estate world. As far as the Texas housing market goes, we’ve seen everything from historically low inventory to high mortgage rates. If you’re a Realtor, real estate agent, broker, banker, or buyer, you’ve likely felt the pressure of this precarious market. Thankfully, this was also an…
Read MoreThe real estate industry is perhaps one of the most cutthroat sectors of the American economy. With a growing legion of both boutique and big-name firms, there is considerable competition for both listings and customers. In traditional firms, the struggle to close quotas and stack profits can leave the agent underrepresented, overworked, and unfairly compensated.…
Read MoreA new tool to help developers locate and acquire Texas land is now available, and it could make life a whole lot easier for a lot of people in the housing industry. Based in Australia, Archistar software advertises “faster, smarter land acquisition.” Dallas was selected to showcase the product because of the high volume of…
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