Doorify MLS steps up for industry-owned innovation with Broker Public Portal
This isn’t just a financial deal; it’s a declaration that our industry’s future shouldn’t rest in the hands of ad-funded gatekeepers or third-party vendors.
This isn’t just a financial deal; it’s a declaration that our industry’s future shouldn’t rest in the hands of ad-funded gatekeepers or third-party vendors.
As a franchise or independent broker WAV Group would like to get your perspective on these important questions: Do websites still work as a core tool for your brokerage? If so, why. If not, why not?
As market conditions tighten and brokers are forced to make tough decisions about where to cut and where to invest, one question looms large: Is your website helping your brokerage stand proud online, or do you cringe when you look at it? Do you believe the monies spent on your website are helping your business or is it just a necessary evil?
The question isn't whether the home flipping and investor segment represents a massive opportunity—it's whether your brokerage will be positioned to capture it.
The best brokers aren’t selling software. They’re selling simplicity. They remove friction. They make technology usable. And they’re the first call when an agent wants to get better.
Is my website really pulling its weight? To help answer that question, we’re launching a nationwide survey to get honest, data-backed insights from brokers of all sizes—from small independents to regional powerhouses and national franchises. And we want to hear from you.
WAV Group’s M&A Advisory Division is proud to exclusively represent Project Evergreen, a rare acquisition opportunity in the Western U.S. residential real estate market. This top-tier mid-market brokerage has been in operation for over two decades, consistently posting profits across all economic cycles.
Perhaps the most surprising discovery was how few Realtors fully leverage this powerful network they've cultivated. While most real estate professionals maintain connections with quality contractors, many underestimate the tremendous value this network represents to clients.
The path to impact is for brokerages that are willing to change their mindset – from transactions to relationships, from commission to contribution.
If money builds the machine, hate supercharges the engine.
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.
The Clareity25 MLS workshop celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale, uniting over 300 attendees under the theme "Dare Greatly." Highlights included a technology trends update from founder Gregg Larson, featuring insights from CES, and a legal panel discussing MLS rules and antitrust concerns.