Tag: real estate data
Landvoice Uses ATTOM to Uncover Hidden Leads for the Real Estate Market
The Challenge: Today’s high interest rates and lack of home inventories have made it much harder to find properties to sell, forcing agents and brokers to look for hidden opportunities. The Solution: Landvoice has developed a large database of pre-foreclosures and expired listings in the U.S. and Canada and will soon roll out additional datasets... Read More »
55places.com Uses ATTOM to Help Homebuyers
The Challenge: 55places.com faces the challenge of a lack of specific market insight data tailored to consumers interested in 55+ developments, making it harder for retirees to make informed decisions about purchasing homes across states. The Solution: To address this challenge, 55places.com plans to provide consumers with comprehensive market... Read More »
How ATTOM’s Property Data Can be Used by Solar Panel Providers Across the U.S.
As a green renewable energy source, solar panels are an increasingly popular way for homeowners to power their home and help fight climate change. Helping households become greener, opting for green energy provided by solar panels rather than relying on energy fueled by fossil fuels is an appealing option for many climate-conscious homeowners.... Read More »
Real Estate and Artificial Intelligence – The Fakes and the Risks
How AI integrates into the real estate sector is still a question to be answered. Judging by the uptick in the proptech sector and API-based data solutions, AI seems to be the rocket fuel the real estate sector has been looking for. But there’s a catch. AI-powered solutions are facilitating streamlined property searches. They offer neighborhood... Read More »
How ATTOM’s Real Estate Data Can be Used by Internet, Cable TV, and Phone Providers
Nearly every American uses the internet, with over 90% of Americans saying they access the internet everyday day. In addition, 86% of U.S. states increased their internet speeds during the pandemic. While the latest stats show that 91% of Americans currently own a smartphone — a jump from 53% in 2013. With increased demand for digital services,... Read More »
