NEW YORK—A city that never sleeps also never stops selling. When night falls, every shop in Manhattan glows with ritzy displays of merchandise. So in a city so vibrant and with such a pervasive interest in real estate, it almost seems anachronistic that when realty offices close at the end of each day, so too do their window displays. To address this gap, Live Open House (LOH) has created a touch screen for real estate offices, so that their properties can shine at all hours.
Using the touch screen, passersby can touch and interact with the window of their neighborhood broker, even if they are just curious and not in the market to buy or rent. The screen, dubbed LOH Vision, allows users to view videos and photos of properties, agent profiles, interactive maps, and real-time industry news. They can also perform comprehensive property searches and connect with the company via Facebook and Twitter.
