API Architect – Broker Public Portal
“As an API Architect at Broker Public Portal, you will be leading the creation, deployment, and maintenance of our RESTful APIs based on OData within a serverless cloud architecture. In this critical role, you will be expected to utilize AI tools and techniques to automate coding tasks, improve code quality, and accelerate the development lifecycle.”
To find out about this job and more please visit the Vendor Alley Job Board.
My thanks to Paragon Connect for sponsoring this month of Vendor Alley. I had a chance to talk to Lucie Fortier and Ben Graboske on my Listing Bits podcast late last year about the journey to bring Paragon Connect to market. It was a great conversation that you listen to it here.
Learn about Paragon Connect’s new all-in-one dashboard, power and near me search, and many other features at this website. My thanks again to Paragon Connect.
Director of Engineering – Broker Public Portal
“The Director of Engineering at Broker Public Portal will be responsible for overseeing all development operations, managing the development work, and leading the engineering team. This role requires a strategic thinker with a hands-on approach to technology, a proven track record of managing development teams, and a passion for the real estate industry. You’ll collaborate closely with our product team to translate our strategic plan into actionable development initiatives. Together, you’ll ensure that our products not only meet but exceed the evolving needs of our users and stakeholders.”
To find out about this job and more please visit the Vendor Alley Job Board.
My thanks to VestaPlus for sponsoring this month’s Vendor Alley. There are many reasons why you should consider another MLS organization for your technology partner.
The people at VestaPlus have many solutions to choose from including, ShowingsPlus™ where you can:
And their Neighborhood Snapshot™
If you are interested in why MLS organizations should look towards buying tools from other MLS organizations please listen to my Listing Bits podcast with VestaPlus’ VP of sales and marketing, Kelly Robinson. On that podcast where we discuss the benefits of working with another MLS organization as one of your vendors. My thanks again to VestaPlus.
Prudent.
I hope you enjoy this great conversation with the co-founders of HŌM, Jeff Zakrzewski and Nhan Vo.
In a wide ranging conversation we discuss their orgin story. Where they came up for the idea of their app and the struggles of going to market with a real estate software solution.
If you are new vendor getting in to the space, an MLS exec, or franchisor professional its worth a listen.
HŌM is a well designed app that is doing a lot of interesting things with data and collaboration with some great people behind it.
Join us!
Find out more about the HŌM experience
Reach Out:
Connect with Jeff
Connect with Vo
Our Sponsor:
Trackxi – Real Estate’s #1 Deal Tracker
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Lots of good podcasts and webinars lately. This one looks interesting, it’s from Lundy, the guys doing real estate voice search on Alexa.
“Something big is coming to the world of real estate… 🏡 Join us for an exclusive look at the LundyAI Core at 2pm PT on April 11th, hosted by our CEO Justin Lundy and Stellar MLS . We’re leading the leap and redefining real estate in the age of AI.”
LundyAI Core
You can sign up here => Leading The Leap
Lawsuit Alleging Racial Bias in Home Appraisals Is Settled
“A year earlier, the couple had opened their home to Mr. Lanham, who is white, for an appraisal, and he put the value of their four-bedroom house in Baltimore’s Homeland neighborhood at $472,000. After the couple stripped their home of family photographs and had a white colleague pose as the homeowner, an action known as “whitewashing,” a second appraiser offered a value of $750,000. The couple said that the difference in value — nearly $300,000 higher — came because the second appraiser believed that the home’s owners were white.”
Debra Kamin, New York Times
I remember reading about this a couple years ago. It just makes your blood boil. I hope they took these companies to the cleaners.
What will the recent NAR settlement mean for the future of real estate, technology, and industry navigation? In this episode of Industry Relations, Rob and Greg discuss the outcomes of the recent NAR settlement. They provide insights on the agreement, exploring their reactions and perspectives on the settlement’s details. From provisions to backlash, they discuss public perception, legal frameworks, and implications for agents, brokers, and the market. During the discussion, Rob and Greg also disagree with one another at times, and fight like a married couple. After this episode discussing the NAR lawsuit, yet again, should the guys take a break and do a movie review of Dune 2? Grab your sandworm buckets and tune in!
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This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative 2024.
“This collaboration is set to equip Property Panorama’s vast network of agents and brokers with a one-click solution to Local Logic’s advanced insights directly within their virtual tours and digital marketing solutions, offering an unparalleled understanding of locations across the United States and Canada.”
Local Logic
Property Panorama also made some recents upgrades to their dashboard to include:
Check out their recent blog post to learn more: Property Panorama Launches New Dashboard for Agents
