Selling Real Estate With Gadgets

The real estate industry has long been a word-of-mouth driven hub of activity where brokers guarded all the information. The power of a referral is still uncontested, but now information is expected to be free, quick, and abundant.
Selling Real Estate With Gadgets
Aerial view of Manhattan looking south over Central Park on July 1, 2007, in New York City. Stan Honda/AFP/Getty Images
Catherine Yang
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The real estate industry has long been a word-of-mouth driven hub of activity where brokers guarded all the information. The power of a referral is still uncontested, but now information is expected to be free, quick, and abundant.

Slow on the upswing to embrace even real-time listing information, in recent years real estate has finally moved toward making use of technology to appeal to clients. Now it’s not uncommon for the entire process of a deal—from the property tour to signing the contract—to be done through a mobile device.

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