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UtahRealEstate.com, one of the largest MLSs in the West with more than 20,000 members, announced its new software product from MLS Aligned.

Styldod, a proptech company backed by CRMLS, will provide AI-powered image analysis to improve efficiency and ensure listing photo compliance.

Inside Real Estate’s purchase of BoomTown is part of a trend of consolidation across the industry, leading to a handful of major players in tech.

The natural language search feature is the first of its kind on a major consumer real estate portal.

Apartment hunters can now book tours instantly, thanks to Zillow's focus on tech that powers both consumer and agent experiences.

Wise Agent adopts AI, Realtor.com debuts insights tool, Opendoor partners with Lower, zavvie gets a boost, Georgia MLS signs on with CubiCasa.

Inside Real Estate bought competitor BoomTown, creating a combined reach of more than a half million real estate professionals throughout the industry.

An on-demand photography service, now available in a handful of major metros, is the company's latest step in building an agent "super app."

Ocusell developed a single-entry platform for agents to more easily connect with MLSs. Now, they seek MLSs to connect with their idea.

Tech leaders from Roof AI, MoxiWorks, Constellation1 and Zillow weigh in on the state of tech — and where it needs to go in 2023.

The experimental ChatGPT platform is a monumental leap forward in natural language AI technology — with the potential to simplify some real estate tasks.

Command, the brokerage's newly updated agent app, was promoted through two well-attended events and promises to offer a simplified agent experience.

Mike Lane, co-founder of ShowingTime, says the unified ShowingTime+ brand is arriving at just the right time for agents.

Chief Information Officer Grady Ligon says the value of tech is "helping real estate professionals do what they do — but better."

MoxiWorks adds zavvie’s marketplace to its platform, enabling agents and brokerages to present offers from iBuyers and “Power Buyers” to home sellers.

Speakers and vendors at the inaugural event focused on tech solutions that add value for real estate professionals.

Roboticist Ayanna Howard spoke about the present and future of AI across industries at the T3 Technology Summit.

CEOs of MoxiWorks and Curaytor discussed how tech can support agents and give them more time to do what they're best at.

Facial recognition and other tech helps protect buyer and seller information as remote notarization gains acceptance.

The pandemic fueled demand for virtual and 3D tours, but even in a post-Covid world, interest in these rich media experiences remains high.