September 2021
Real estate companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence in every aspect of buying, selling and home financing.
One problem: It’s hard to keep track of all the online spending we’re doing.
Fabrica uses NFTs to sell low-value plots of land 100% online.
The founder of Consigliera explains why remote online notarization adoption is key to streamlining many default servicing processes.
Less than six months after raising $75 million, Pacaso — a real estate platform which aims to help people buy and co-own a second home — announced today that it has raised $125 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. SoftBank Vision Fund 2 led the Series C funding round for Pacaso, which e…
It's been less than a year since Pacaso officially launched. But the fast-growing real estate startup has already hit a triple-digit revenue run rate, attracted big-name investors — and caused an…
Global brands from Mercedes and Amazon to IKEA and Walmart are cutting out the traditional financial middleman and plugging in software from tech startups to offer customers everything from banking and credit to insurance.
Lots of potential vacation-home buyers are on the fence, betting that the market will improve for buyers this fall as companies order workers back to the...
The Apple Card is failing as a payment method for some customers trying to pre-order iPhone 13 from Apple's website, aggravated by issues with Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program.
Apple's latest phones get minor but noteworthy upgrades, mostly in their video capture capabilities. The iPhone 13 Wants to Shoot Your Next Feature Film
It's too simplistic to conclude that the rise in real estate prices constitutes a housing bubble like the one in 2008.
Finance firms have long struggled to reach young and new customers — until now.
As Warby Parker and Allbirds prepare for their public debuts, they're forging a new path to try to achieve profitability and moving away from their "DTC" roots.
Sorry, Scarface. Your beloved Miami Beach house, which you purchased for $40,000 in 1928, is scheduled to be torn down. The new owners of your Florida refuge, who purchased it for $10.75 million th…
