Technology

The technology is helping real estate pros more precisely target prospects who are most likely to move in the next 12 months.

Once a idealistic but cumbersome technology mostly out of reach for the everyday consumer, the robot vacuum has come a long way in advancement and accessibility.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show boasted many advancements in smart home technology. From new tech in the robot vacuum and robot lawn mower spaces, to affordable options in smart lighting and collaborations across companies to create a more seamless user experience, smart home aficionados have much to look forward to.

CES 2023 brought product debuts that aim to influence future home design, like an air conditioner disguised as framed artwork. Check out the most-hyped gadgets from the technology industry’s biggest show of the year.

The protocol helps DIY smart-home devices talk to one another, even if they’re on different platforms, creating a more seamless experience for the end user.

The metaverse and the opportunities it brings for virtual reality were among the top real estate technology stories of the year.

Smart home tech isn’t just for the single-family home. These systems and devices can improve property management, reduce cost and emissions and enhance the tenant experience.

Despite an extremely volatile crypto market, one real estate pro says a decentralized financial system could help create more immediacy in housing transactions.

From 2022 NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience, Nov. 11-13, Orlando, Fla.

Much conversation revolves around outdoor air quality, but many factors—environmental and health-specific—bring indoor air quality to the forefront of the conversation as well. Maximize a home’s air quality with monitoring.

NAR’s 2022 Technology Survey reveals the innovations members are using now and watching for the future.