We write about the convergence of technology and real estate. From industry trends to best practices, we cover topics that you need to know, want to know, and everything in between. Enjoy!
Open houses have long been a point of contention for real estate agents. Are they in? Are they out? Are they back in again? Even just in the last couple of years, this will-they-won’t-they dynamic has switched multiple times—understandably, given world events.
Those switches have happened fast, too.
For most of us, the year is wrapping up nicely. Holiday party invitations are going out soon, along with thank-you cards for clients and maybe even bonuses for your agents.
You’ve probably already begun considering how to prepare your brokerage for the new year, especially in terms of tech stack. How can you prepare your staff and agents to return to a buyer’s market? What are the best tools your agents can use to offer more efficient experiences to their clients?
The year is winding down, and the holiday hustle and bustle is right around the corner. To kick off the season and during this time of giving thanks, we give you ours. Our team is grateful for your support and loyalty in a year that was filled with unexpected and sometimes surprising market conditions. Thank you!
In that spirit, our U.S. home offices will be closed on Thursday, November 24 and Friday, November 25 so our team can take the day with friends, family, and neighbors to celebrate American Thanksgiving.
Real estate always has been and always will be a people-first industry. From the people who buy and sell (or rent!) their homes, to the people who work tirelessly to help those buyers and sellers—everyone has a stake in real estate. So it’s no wonder that the interactions between people have always been so essential to the industry.
But as people shift to a digital age, those interactions are changing—and managing them the old-fashioned way has lost a lot of the value it used to hold.
Here at Lone Wolf, we have always believed in the idea of connected technology. Whether through integrations or inherent connections, it’s all made with the intention of making real estate simpler—of improving the agent and broker experience and their clients’ experience, too.
Part of building an end-to-end platform is that it’s never truly finished. There are always improvements to make, changes to implement, details that can smooth out wrinkles that weren’t necessarily there before.
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