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Real estate tech: Ahmed Elbatrawy shares 5 trends for 2022
Just like finished basements and open floor plans, Ahmed Elbatrawy knows buying and selling homes never goes out of style. In fact, the real estate industry is booming. Fueled by the global pandemic, the housing market has soared to unprecedented heights. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, which tracks and measures changes to the U.S. residential housing market, reported its highest gains in over 15 years. The annual increase in home prices was a staggering 18.8{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9} for 2021 alone. The market is showing little signs of slowing down. Unfortunately, real estate technology has struggled to keep pace. Real estate agents have been slow to adopt the…
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Online & On the market: Ahmed Elbatrawy sells these 3 real estate software solutions
Ahmed Elbatrawy knows he’s only as good as his tools. This adage is most often associated with trades, like construction or carpentry. But, for Ahmed Elbatrawy, it’s equally applicable to real estate. Many agents are forced into becoming a “jack of all trades,” juggling multiple roles with limited time and resources. The right software could be the toolbox you need to get the job done. These platforms can generate leads, store contacts, and manage transactions. Together, effective real estate software can streamline your workflow and allow you to work more efficiently. Yet digital innovation within the industry has typically been one-sided. Traditionally, buyers and sellers can list and scroll at…
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