New WAV Group study highlights significant brokerage interest in centralized information centers.

Over 70% of brokerages offer at least 4 technologies and 45% offer 7 or more technologies. 7 or more log-ins on seven different websites make it nearly impossible for an agent to remember where to find all of the tools. Without a centralized view and nothing getting pushed to agents regularly to remind them to attend training, try a new product or learn a new feature, brokerage technologies are under utilized. 

How do you get potential sellers to move off the fence?

    Americans are sitting on a record $17 trillion in home equity in the US. According to Cotality, the average homeowner has over $300,000 in wealth locked up in their homes. What if real estate agents could help their potential sellers see how they could increase their net proceeds by $100,000 or more? What if agents could reach out to past clients and "wow" them with a free AI tool that reveals how they can maximize the price of their home by leveraging the newest – and perhaps most powerful way – to sell a home? Research from the [...]

Lower acquires Movoto: Chris Heller shares his take on the future of real estate and mortgage convergence

It’s another domino in a bigger shift: mortgage banks are moving upstream, acquiring direct access to consumer demand, and merging search with finance under one roof.

By |2025-05-17T14:12:34-07:00May 19th, 2025|Acquisitions|0 Comments

From the couch to the cap table: live investment TV is here — and real estate could be next

A fusion of compliance, capital, and entertainment that could reshape how people discover, evaluate, and act on investment opportunities.

By |2025-05-17T12:31:16-07:00May 16th, 2025|PropTech, Technology, Technology Evaluation|0 Comments

Why are CEOs still asking permission to buy toilet paper?

Nearly 40% of associations require a second board approval for expenses that have already been approved in the budget. In small and mid-sized organizations, this extra layer of scrutiny can stall initiatives for weeks or even months. In one case, a copier contract cost the association 8% more because it took four months to get final approval. That’s not sound oversight – that’s expensive inefficiency.

Why brokerages need a “Door #3” strategy: Creating impact through customer-for-life homeownership support

The path to impact is for brokerages that are willing to change their mindset – from transactions to relationships, from commission to contribution.

By |2025-05-14T09:30:45-07:00May 13th, 2025|Broker Information, Broker-Agent Information, Webinars|Comments Off on Why brokerages need a “Door #3” strategy: Creating impact through customer-for-life homeownership support

Why MLS ownership should be evaluated like any other equity investment

WAV Group has been conducting valuations of MLSs across the country, providing boards and shareholders with clearer insight into their investment.

By |2025-05-06T14:46:21-07:00May 12th, 2025|Mergers & Acquisitions, MLS Insights, Valuations|Comments Off on Why MLS ownership should be evaluated like any other equity investment

Every broker should be asking for this: Tech Helpline from Florida Realtors

Tech Helpline isn’t a luxury anymore – it’s table stakes for any organization that says it supports agents and brokers in a digital-first real estate world.

By |2025-05-06T14:22:00-07:00May 8th, 2025|Broker Information, Technology|1 Comment

One Source, One Future: Why OneKey Unified Its MLS Backend

OneKey MLS unified its backend on Matrix to streamline operations, boost data accuracy, and deliver smarter, future-ready tools for real estate professionals across NY.

By |2025-05-09T15:29:11-07:00May 7th, 2025|MLS Insights|Comments Off on One Source, One Future: Why OneKey Unified Its MLS Backend

AI labeling laws are here: What real estate companies need to know and do

A breakdown of what these laws require, where they’re spreading, and how real estate businesses – including brokers, MLSs, tech firms, and vendors – must respond.

By |2025-05-19T13:34:47-07:00May 6th, 2025|Artificial Intelligence|1 Comment