Portal users can move data between platforms, which Lone Wolf says can reduce duplicate data entry and manual reporting processes. Designers say the system is intended to give real estate professionals a consolidated view of transaction activity, reporting and business analytics. Lone Wolf a 2026 HousingWire Tech100 honoree says the platform also allows brokerages and agents to integrate third-party software and internally developed tools while maintaining control over data access and security settings.
Opendoor Technologies ( NASDAQ: OPEN) went public via SPAC merger in December 2020 with a bold vision: use technology to eliminate friction from home buying and selling. The iBuyer model promised homeowners instant cash sales while buyers browsed algorithmically priced homes online. Investors initially loved it. The pandemic housing boom was rocket fuel. Low rates and remote work sent home prices soaring, and Opendoor's tech-forward approach seemed perfectly timed. But the model had a fatal flaw: buying massive inventory with borrowed money,
The company's chief executive, Johan Svanstrom, said AI was "becoming absolutely central" to the running of the business and its plans for the future. But investors were less enthusiastic, and Rightmove's shares had sunk by more than a quarter at one point on Friday. Rightmove announced plans to invest 60m over the next three years and a large part of this investment will focus on AI.