Picture this:
You are in 1964 and you need to look for properties. What do you do? You get a copy of your local newspaper and scan through advertisements. The percentage of people who scanned through newspaper or print ads was a mere 40% while 7% drove around looking for open houses.
Fast forward to 2014 and the scenario flips over!
For a generation that strives on the efficiency and effectiveness of a connected digital environment, how has the house-hunt changed gears over half a century? Research suggests that websites accounted for 84% home searches while apps or mobile searches accounted for 50% of the home searches; searches for open houses have gone up to 44%.
How has the advancements in technology over the years changed the real estate market? Do you need a web or a mobile app to enhance consumer engagement? Can an online real estate software company
add value to your digital endeavors?
Technology has transformed every aspect of traditional business process and the consumers are no different. With the availability of mobile apps or realtor websites, buyers now look for properties based on neighborhood or location preferences. Online listings, virtual tours or interactive house hunts, viewers can now lookup homes right from the realtor’s apps or websites. How, then as realtors, do you leverage technology to offer better services to your clients?
Clavax Technologies is an Android app development company offering exclusive solutions and services to clients functioning in the real estate sector. The online real estate software company has had the distinctive credit of developing America’s largest real estate auctions portal, which has been valued at $1.2 billion in investments after Google Capital invested $50 million in it.
(Source: NAR Home Buyer Guide)
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